Sentence examples for evidently unfair from inspiring English sources
The state-controlled mosques are mobilised to preach the constitution's virtues – which is evidently unfair.
That's unfair, manifestly unfair.
Hewitt evidently thought that this was unfair to Obama.
Reagan accepts the resignation of the unpopular conservative Anne Burford as head of the Environmental Protection Agency with evidently sincere regret and indignation over the unfair criticisms that she has been forced to endure, then replaces her with the far more moderate William Ruckelshaus.
Students have always raised faculty grading methods as their main issue with their teachers (Holmes & Smith, 2003) where they would claim that teachers are unfair in grading and give very modest amount of feedback to their performances that evidently fails to utilize assessment as a form of reinforcing instruction and convince them that they deserve the grade that they have just received.
"It seems unfair to me that they have wanted to shift the issue to a place that is evidently a clear issue of populism".
But it's unfair to judge from the skeletal production here, directed by Lori Steinberg in a confining space and on an evidently minuscule budget, which has the look and feel of an early workshop.
