Sentence examples for far more unfair from inspiring English sources

The resulting exposure is far more unfair and unflattering than any physical nudity might be.

You write, "But haven't we reached the point where denying the reader what a writer knows to be true is far more unfair than including it?" For this reader, given the examples you cite, the answer is no.

The latter charge is far more unfair than any of the ones The Daily Caller levied at Podesta.

And they all deserve far more than unfair imprisonment and exile for the service they have done for the American people and for people all around the world".

Those participants who strongly agreed with such statements were far more likely to reject unfair offers in the ultimatum game.

But I've seen far more examples of propaganda and unfair marketing practices than I have of reasoned arguments.

All this was, and is, horribly unfair – there were far more plausible candidates for highbrow disdain in the 30s than the author of English Journey – and yet, as nearly always happens when the intelligentsia takes against a particular behemoth of the book clubs, a certain amount of the mud has stuck.

Jamila Halfichi, fashion editor for the pan-Arab newspaper Asharq Alawsat, believes that the reality of royals working in the fashion industry is far more complicated than one characterized simply by unfair advantages.

Such comparisons are somewhat unfair – Benteke is a far more mobile player than Carroll, able to drive into space and directly at opposition defenders, with and without the ball.

The opposition complained throughout the campaign that it was at an unfair disadvantage because Maduro had far more airtime on the state broadcasting channels and made use of the extensive funds and personnel of nationalised companies to bolster his rallies.

Di Tella and Dubra find that most of Argentina's electorate in the 1990s was on the left of the political spectrum: both Peronist and non-Peronist voters are more likely than American Democrats to say that poverty reflects an unfair society (rather than laziness), and of course, far more likely to hold those opinions than American Republicans.