fair sample

A fair sample of them had found their way to his face.

This to him represented in part high life- a fair sample of what the whole must be.

If Stevie's experience was a fair sample, it would take years.

The Brenshaw case was a fair sample of several others.

Was this a fair sample of the intelligence the universe contained?

"Do not say anything against dragon- riders until you've had a fair sample."

Elizabeth did her best to give Sirius a fair sample of life in a university city.

"The metropolis, I imagine, is a pretty fair sample of the rest."

The Dendarii must be improving, if you are a fair sample.

These are fair samples of the letters, of which I hold a large number.

This, she took it, was a fair sample of what she might expect after marriage.

Even religion seems to have little to say about the plight of the poor, if that tent revival was a fair sample.

I had to remind myself that the crew ofHyperion was not a fair sample.

Now really, Joachim, do you consider that a fair sample?"

Hitherto his immediate human environment had been on the whole too amiable to be a fair sample.

The living-room furniture was definitely old-fashioned, and seemed a fair sample of the whole mansion.

The one from Aldrich was a fair sample.

I suppose this child is about a fair sample of what thousands of your heathen are."

"They can indeed," Kirk said, "if our experience with the Melkotians was a fair sample."

A fair sample of contemporary avant-garde work will be available, with many artists familiar to adventurous theatergoers.

But, in interviews, journalists said that current coverage was not a fair sample of their work because there was no specific Clinton proposal to describe.

The last of the lines quoted earlier, deliberately slowing before its sudden, somber climax, is a fair sample.

That is a fair sample case.

Benholme, his fat face widened to twice its ample proportions, was a fair sample of others who stood beside him.

That first evening proved a fair sample of what became almost a customary pairing off in the days that followed.