Sentence examples for it is unfair to judge from inspiring English sources

To which the only appropriate response is: "Duh!" I know, I know: it is unfair to judge a new cable channel by its first week.

But it is unfair to judge the reforms over the whole period since 1984.

No doubt Mr Wolfram would say it is unfair to judge his new science by the standards of the old.

Per Ledin, Kunskapsskolan's managing director for Sweden, argues that it is unfair to judge his company's 32 schools by Kunskapsgymnasiet.

What's more, it is unfair to judge a coach good or bad on the basis of one season, no matter how horrific it may have been.

But it is unfair to judge an exhibition by an imagined collusion between sponsor and museum, especially when all parties have been so sensitive to such criticism.

Until you know someone, it's unfair to judge that book by its cover".

Perhaps it's unfair to judge the letter writer?

"In a way it's unfair to judge her by her pants roles.

Perhaps it's unfair to judge a restaurant that has been open -- or reopened -- for only seven weeks.

"It's unfair to judge him because he hasn't had a lot of work," Torre said.