Sentence examples for admittedly unfair from inspiring English sources

There is, after all, the admittedly unfair example of "Buddenbrooks".

It is admittedly unfair to compare these two snippets of writing but I'll do so to make the point often forgotten about criticism: it should elucidate (not obfuscate) if it has any hope of making an impact.

This is admittedly an unfair comparison: the Frick's new gallery is not a central thoroughfare but a lateral cul-de-sac that will be used for rotating displays of decorative arts and sculpture.

It's admittedly an unfair burden for a theater reviewer to place on any production, but every solo show I sign up for has to combat the memory of too many navel-gazing vehicles, mislabeled stand-up acts or flimsy constructs camouflaging an absence of structural ingenuity.

Admittedly, this is unfair.

Admittedly, it is unfair to lay at Mr. Rhodes' doorstep all that Mr. Obama has wrought upon himself.

Admittedly, I have had unfair advantages: endless drilling in arithmetic; teachers who punished for nonperformance and occasionally scorned me for not working up to my potential; and parents who did the same.

Admittedly, it is perhaps unfair to hold Von Trier to the standard he has set, but perhaps it is a fan's obligation to an artist who is capable of so much.

Admittedly, this comparison is somewhat unfair, since this was intended as a starting dose rather than a daily maintenance dose recommendation.

This is a caricature, admittedly, but it is not a wholly unfair one.

The charge is arguably unfair: the firm's health coverage, while admittedly less extensive than the average for big companies, is on a par with other retailers'.