Sentence examples for ever unfair from inspiring English sources

Still seems like yesterday, and ever unfair.

"I know Dad, but why isn't it ever unfair in my favor?" ― Bill Watterson, The Essential Calvin and Hobbes: A Calvin and Hobbes Treasury.

He rarely, if ever, took unfair advantage of the licence that an Opposition can exploit.

If you realise that a teacher is ever being unfair with your student, don't be afraid to ask questions and find out more, so you can defend your student as needed.

Lewis rejects the notion that he ever took an unfair share.

Chris Mould, chairman of the trust, said: "It's been extremely tough for a lot of people, with parents not eating properly in order to feed their children and more people than ever experiencing seemingly unfair and harsh benefits sanctions".

And if you ever doubted how unfair real life is, the wholly unoriginal teenage sensation Christina Aguilera won the Best New Artist category over the 30-year-old Ms. Gray.

You know the government isn't flawless if you've ever received an unfair traffic ticket, or waited endlessly for a snowplow to finally reach your street, or been rejected summarily for unemployment benefits.

As ever, life was deeply unfair.

"It was the most unjust, unkind and unfair vote ever taken in the 56 years of I.W.C. history".

"No government has ever tackled this obviously unfair situation – it's been in the too-hard basket.