Sentence examples for painfully unfair from inspiring English sources
Any umpire can make a mistake, but Commissioner Bud Selig's refusal to overturn Joyce's regrettable call is painfully unfair.
There is no satisfactory answer to "Why me?" and life seems painfully unfair.
International criminal courts: painfully slow, unfair and bureaucratic.
"I saw Trump towering over the homeless, the children sleeping on cardboard on the street, and I was reminded of the ways in which our economic system can be painfully exclusive and unfair".
We were painfully reminded how unfair this system was by the worn school books with the names of White students, often expressing their love for another; the one microscope in our biology lab; and the old run-down bus that left us stranded at least once a week, while the White students rode in a more modern, reliable school bus.
Some statements were painfully blunt, like "Divorce is unfair" and "Become aware of who supports you and who doesn't" and one I found particularly jarring: "Don't underestimate how much you're hurting on the inside".
By taxing struggling families on phantom income, Congress will reinforce the belief that our economy is blatantly unfair and further wear away the remaining thread of our painfully frayed social fabric.
While it would be unfair to accuse Brand of wishing to replicate the 'revolutionary' regimes of recent times, he seems to be painfully unaware of where the "if I were in charge" approach to politics has led in the past.
