Sentence examples for definitely unfair from inspiring English sources

"It was definitely unfair," Camby said.

'I feel this delay is definitely unfair,' said Sean, 36, who can remember making the film.

"It's definitely unfair," Mr. Mankin said, "And, even more than Governor Bush, I think it's the American people who are being cheated".

"I'm not sure about a case of discrimination here, but the policy is definitely unfair.

"What we expect him to do, each time he pitches, it's definitely unfair.

I think it's definitely unfair to claim that every conservative in America hate interracial couples.

Life can definitely be "unfair" if you're good looking and the person can't handle it.

"I think definitely it's unfair," she said.

It's not a criticism of capitalism -- the system which has made America the greatest country in the world -- to say that there is something definitely wrong with unfair and undeserved tax benefits, with deliberate over-borrowing of the sort which GE would never have tolerated, and with treating employees as chattel, with no organizing protections and protections against offshoring.

Most people don't want to be seen as unfair, and it's definitely to the smaller guy's advantage to strike a fair deal.

"I definitely felt it was a little unfair to say someone has an eating disorder when they don't," she told Marie Claire.