Sentence examples for remarks unfair from inspiring English sources

A spokesman for Mr. Terhune, Chris Carden, called Ms. Weinberg's remarks unfair and said Mr. Terhune planned to comment in the Judiciary Committee hearing Thursday.

Durbin called Bush's remarks "unfair and really unfortunate".

On the plane, Reyes stopped to tell Hernandez that he thought his remarks were unfair.

Alexander van der Bellen, the leader of the Green Party, said tonight that the Belgian's remark was unfair and greatly annoyed him.

Officials in Poland and Ukraine called the documentary and Campbell's remarks insulting and unfair, saying that a small number of soccer fans misbehaved in all European countries and assuring that visitors would be safe during Euro 2012.

Asked about Atlas's allegations, he said, "For somebody to make those egregious, outlandish, unfair remarks that there's corruption, or some type of nefarious activity that's just totally unacceptable".

Arthur Ashe, who seems to like Graebner well enough but would not ordinarily put himself out to defend him, rises quickly when he hears unfair remarks to the effect that Graebner's success has gone to his head and then into his imperial bearing.

The interview, in which Obama justified his non-interventionist foreign policy, caused anger in the UK, with one of the cabinet ministers most closely involved with Libyan planning saying the US president's remarks "had been extremely unfair and completely untrue".

She outdid herself this time when she tried to change the subject from Trump's remarks to the terribly unfair way the man has been treated by the media.

Since Barack Obama was born in and grew up in Hawaii, it would be unfair to remark upon this disjunction if he were not President.

That is unfair, yet visitors remark on seeing only white staff and guests in places like the upmarket Hidden Valley vineyard near Stellenbosch, an hour's drive east of Cape Town.