Those comparisons are largely unfair as Irving, at 6-foot-4, lacks James's size and has yet to show a scoring ability on James's level.
"The criticisms that have been levelled at this new detention centre are largely unfair in that most of the people making these criticisms haven't been there.
That is largely unfair: the NHS reforms were over-complex long before the Lib Dems started watering them down, and Mr Clegg has not wavered on deficit reduction and welfare curbs.
It's too easy and largely unfair to take pot shots at Britney, but this tune's proper shit, and her lyrics about "marking her territory" make me think of a shaggy dog pissing up a fir tree.
At the time, and afterward, I felt the criticism was largely unfair, even though, as a fan of Bode's (of his iconoclasm, his hippy upbringing, his unorthodox style, his peerless talent, his American-ness), I was disappointed that he hadn't done better.
One of those was about "Antony and Cleopatra," the opera by Samuel Barber that was as new as the house itself on that first opening night, in 1966, and which received a (largely unfair) critical drubbing afterward that crushed the composer's spirit for the rest of his life.
Back home, opposing fans had begun to single him out for abuse on account of his relationship with Victoria Adams and perceived showbiz lifestyle, a largely unfair prejudice that would dog even his England career for the next couple of years.
He was battered by circumstance and the relentless, largely unfair, self-interested attacks from the Standard, and then he was knocked out by Boris Johnson; but they only overcame him because other ailments - too many self inflicted - had already left him weakened.
They're classics alright, and like all stereotypes largely unfair.
This is often true, and is largely unfair to moderates like yourselves.
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