I shall write and tell them exactly how Mr Blunt treated me; but perhaps it would be only fair to wait and see how he behaves to-morrow and next day.
It is only fair, though, Mr Lynn, that you should give any one who likes to make the attempt to escape free leave to go.
In any comparison between the two sides it is only fair to take into account the special difficulties of the German case.
As regards the site of Dyffryn Aled it is only fair to quote the U.
As a good deal of indignation has been expressed at this step, it is only fair to give his explanation.
It is only fair to the other side to give the Egyptian narrative of the bombardment.
It is only fair to the British army to say that but very little looting was ever proved against them during this period.
If your matrimonial choice rests between her and me, Lord Fairholme, it is only fair that I should tell you I have promised to marry Captain Arthur Warden, of the Nigeria Protectorate, when next he returns to England.
But it is only fair to admit," she added, "that he seemed rather to avoid Mrs. Laing.
Jameson in case they found themselves attacked by and unable to cope with the Boers is a fact, but it is only fair to Dr.
It is only fair to state that at that time the Home Government believed the prestige of the Imperial authority to be sufficient for all purposes.
It is only fair to say, that Whitefield's estimates might be too high.
Mamma gave him some rather sharp lessons on this score, which it is only fair to say that he bore with perfect good breeding.
It is only fair to observe that, except Cary and myself, nobody manifested any great impatience at this delay; and even she, I believe, merely felt it out of regard to me.
It is only fair to mention that these are not merely my own sentiments.
It is only fair to add that the famous French sculptor, M.
All Quarles's work is journey-work, but it is only fair to note the frequent wealth of fancy, the occasional felicity of expression, which illustrate this wilderness.
Therefore, it is only fair to give Raleigh himself the credit for this and all other passages of the kind.
You're going away so soon, it's only fair I should see something of you.
It's only fair to me, too, that we should be together.
But it is only fair to Lane to remark that in such cases the publisher is usually far more to blame than the author.
In offering the following observations it is only fair to declare my standpoints.
Evidently they never heard of the popular superstition which declares that no one can read through them without dying--it is only fair that my patrons should know this.
It is only fair to add that the Federal authorities were no wiser than their general.
It is only fair to add, however, that the Confederate troopers had to supply their own horses, receiving no compensation for their loss by disease or capture.
It is only fair to add, as I also witnessed, that no congratulations were more warmly received by the victor than those of the man who had so constantly trod on his heels.
Joe was dead; but it is only fair to the survivors to say that ninety out of her crew of four hundred were also dead, the ship aground, helpless, and in flames.
It is only fair to say that books on seamanship, being essentially an accumulation of facts, must be more or less compilations.
Footnote 67: It is only fair to say that the only Eskimo I met were those at Kingigamoot, and the enmity of these particular natives to most white men is by some ascribed to the following incident.
And it is only fair to add that my companions were just as keen on an advance as their leader.
It is only fair to remember, however, that the Japanese factory girl comes from a distance.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "only fair" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
