Sentence examples for just how unfair from inspiring English sources

People need to know just how unfair this interpretation of the scheme by the Ministry of Justice is".

This matters so much to me because I've been through the test with others, and have seen just how unfair it is.

Polls show that public opinion is shifting, and people understand just how unfair and damaging these cuts will prove to public services, jobs and the wider economy".

"And yet if we look at the way in which the Tory-led government has chosen to take most from those who have least – the most deprived local authorities – it is clear just how unfair and unjustifiable this is".

Notoriously pegged as slackers, a charge sometimes angled into a spiky anthem — see: Superchunk's unprintable riff on the subject, an early Matador single — the generation was anything but, and Ohe is a prime example of just how unfair that stereotype really was.

Suffering from a series of unexpected and unexplainable defeats, Republicans are likely to go off on a prolonged period of silence, punctuated by bouts of crying over just how unfair politics has become.

But how unfair is that about a 25-year-old lad who has just had the season of his life?

Sunderland manager Gus Poyet said: "I was just thinking how unfair football is because we were the better team by far, we were creating and controlling the ball.

She didn't want to break the rules, just to expose how unfair they are.

David Orr, chief executive of the National Housing Federation, said: "It's no secret that house prices are way beyond the reach of pay packets of hard working Londoners, but these figures show just how absurd and unfair the housing crisis has become.

After the Louisiana election, Presidential Front-runner Donald Trump tweeted, "Just to show you how unfair Republican primary politics can be, I won the State of Louisiana and get less delegates than Cruz -- Lawsuit coming".