Sentence examples for possibly unfair from inspiring English sources

It's certainly hard and possibly unfair to limit Robert Webb's perennial under-achiever to just five moments of complete moral or sexual depravity.

Boucher finds this arrangement uncomfortable, and possibly unfair, but she accepts that there is no alternative to playing shows, and so she is getting better at it.

It is possibly unfair to pick on a programme that does so much to provide a platform for women and women's issues.

There is a curious difference, though, in that the authors of the e-mail messages plainly felt that they were engaging in conventional, if possibly unfair, behavior.

"To say James Corden is a bit like Marmite is quite possibly unfair to Marmite" – the Observer interviews the star of forthcoming The Wrong Mans.

In his decision, Judge Oetken suggested that the application of the law here was possibly unfair to Mr. Biro, but that, as a district judge, he was bound by precedent.

Perhaps unfair.

The comparisons between Jordan and Rose are inevitable, but they are about a decade premature and possibly forever unfair.

They are what I call WET.' By now, I have a hunch - possibly an unfair one - that the chef he mostly has in mind is Gordon Ramsay.

Harsh, and possibly a little unfair.

Though seeing you could say exactly the same thing about the last few tournaments, it's possibly a bit unfair to lump all the blame on to them.