Her fair-handedness earned the respect of both sides during the negotiations.

The fair-handed judge listened to both parties before reaching a verdict.

She graded the essays fair-handedly, giving each student the benefit of the doubt.

The pie at the county fair was fair-to-middlin', but the homemade jam saved the day.

The barbecue at the reunion was fair to middlin', but everyone still had a good time.

The pie at the new bakery was fair-to-middling, pleasant enough but not memorable.

We attended the careers fair to meet recruiters and explore internship opportunities.

The old journal described a bustling frost faire on the frozen Thames, with stalls, skaters, and roaring fires lighting up the ice.

The critic described the novel as fair to meddling, praising occasional insights but lamenting its inconsistent pacing.

Fair do's — you were honest about the mistake and fixed it quickly.