Sentence examples for rather unfairly from inspiring English sources
Contrast that, rather unfairly, with the current lot.
Some commenters accused me last week - rather unfairly, I thought - of lacking a sense of humour.
But, rather unfairly, the duty on Czech, Slovak and Romanian honey went down from 16% to zero.Hungary's beekeepers protested.
ANOTHER RED CARD! Estonia are now down to nine men - and rather unfairly too, in my opinion.
Zinoviev, the butt of most historians, is even worse, while Kamenev is rather unfairly dismissed as "an inveterate intriguer".
Skegness, rather unfairly, still gets laughed at, although it was there that Butlins launched its first holiday camp in 1936.
One newspaper described him, rather less unfairly, as having paid for his place in life.On June 29th 1873 that place was beside Emperor Tongzhi, escorting foreign diplomats to the first imperial audience of this kind in 80 years.
The system focuses too much on testing, rather than education, unfairly quantifying the job that educators do.
They say that popular retailers which conduct most of their trade on the high street rather than online are unfairly penalised by the current tax system.
The main problem with the paper's coverage of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is not that one side or the other is presented unfairly, but rather that many of the articles just repeat the statements of spokesmen on either side.
"Rather, he is now being unfairly dragged into a wrong-headed attempt by the Campaign Financing Task Force to turn a routine reporting issue into a federal criminal case".
