Sentence examples for being unfair about from inspiring English sources
And as the News Hounds web site noted, the only people O'Reilly accuses of being unfair about claims of racism are black folks (he did criticize an institution run by white people, liberal media watchdogs Media Matters for America).
Mr Habibie's many critics may be unfair about his sincerity and competence.
The fertilizer company "meant everything that was unfair about the treatment of the Bronx," Mr. Serrano said.
What is unfair about taxing, after death, gains that would have been taxed had they been realized before death?
"I knew something was unfair about the system where I had to beat the incumbent just to get on the ballot to challenge the incumbent," Mr. Campbell said.
And it is difficult to comprehend what is unfair about the question when he has written, "Everything you do and believe in is directed by your answer to the ultimate question: Is there a God?
What is unfair about enhancement, on this view, is that enhancement interventions undermine the ability of sport to distinguish those who passively inherited their talents from their progenitors from those who actively acquired them from their physicians (Sandel 2004).
Why is it any different, what's new, what is unfair about my saying I hope liberalism fails?
I have my own analysis of exactly what is unfair about the SAT: It tests test-taking, not genuine skill or knowledge.
There's just something that's unfair about having a zit and a wrinkle taking up space on your face at the same time.
