Sentence examples for perhaps unfair to note from inspiring English sources

It is perhaps unfair to note that some of the less attractive ones, with square faces, or with outsize numbers on the face, are reminiscent of Fossil.

From Pei and Saarinen to Bodouva Associates: it is not unfair to note a certain slippage here.

It is perhaps unfair to expect the Iranians to develop a sense of humor about American pop culture.

It is perhaps unfair to be too snooty: nobody seemed disappointed.

It is perhaps unfair to expect an actor to put on a show when the cameras aren't rolling.

The band will be called to account, although it is perhaps unfair to lay this at their door.

It is perhaps unfair to hold the television miniseries, no matter how polished or "serious" it purports to be, to the same standards of quality as the novel.

It's perhaps unfair to single out CES: the habit persists elsewhere in tech, particularly in publishing.

Not an international in that position so perhaps unfair to judge him on that showing.

This was perhaps unfair to various primitivists about modality, such as Adams (1974), Plantinga (1974) and Stalnaker (1976).

This is perhaps unfair to the Institute for Energy Research (aka the American Energy Alliance), but so be it.