Fair play in discussing this phase of the subject demands careful and patient inquiry into the past history of a people concerning whom little or no minute data of a national character was kept.
The nearest approach to fair play is to be had in the larger towns and cities of the South, and even here the chances are against the Negro.
For my sense of fair play, my sporting sense, had abruptly changed my mind, and I had rescued the underdog, instead of killing him.
But I do know that he has claimed undeserved credit, which is an unforgivable breach of the Cupian ethics of fair play.
But my New England spirit of fair play deterred me, and I decided to settle with Yuri myself and personally; though how I ever hoped to escape from the ants, in order to do so, I did not stop to consider.
Fair Play's" shone resplendently in the columns of the Illustrated London News.
Every race has a right to fair play in the world and to make the most of its capacities, and to the help of the more favored in the attempt.
But in a trice the dog had him, and the boys stood off in a circle, with stones in their hands, to see what they called "fair play.
Hands off, Belle," said the other woman; "do you call it fair play to interfere?
Or is the love of justice, the love of fair play, at the heart of the law?
The latter part of the article dealt with a long letter signed "Fair Play," which was printed in the Daily Telegraph of the same day.
In such narratives as the one herewith presented, subsequent travelers and other experts, with no other interests to serve except those of fair play, have critically examined the material.
But the storm of a sensation-seeking press later so thickened the atmosphere that the public, from which one has a sure guarantee of fair play, was denied a clear view.
But the door is open wide, and if there are any who don't believe in fair play and a fair hearing all around, they are at liberty to depart at once.
Without heeding her he confronted the young farmer and asked, "Do you believe in fair play?
The gentleman who last addressed you now in the spirit of fair play offers to listen to me.
One example: Under normal training conditions, it would be fair play, and the acceptable thing, to rotate men and their junior leaders to such an onerous task as guard duty.
The privilege of appealing to the judgment and sense of fair play in a group of one's fellow officers is a very comforting thing in any emergency situation, requiring a desperate decision, and engaging conflicting interests.
It's a kittle cast she has gien me to play; but yet it's fair play, and I winna baulk her.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "fair play" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
