Fair
Both words in one sentence
- To be fair to her, Jorgen can turn her down really rudely, but to be fair to him, he did warn her he can't marry her.
- To be fair, though, it seems to have slightly boosted his Badass-ness—at the cost of emotion (again, though, to be fair, he never really showed much emotion anyway).
Source: Flanderization / Comic Books -
To be fair, they may only look so rough because they're really, really old, but you'd think the pylons would protect them from the weather.
Source: Series / Land of the Lost (1974)
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