Sentence examples for somehow unfairly from inspiring English sources
But her tenor is just the same, the dogged indignation of someone who is convinced they represent people who are under threat from something or other, against whom the system is somehow unfairly rigged and to whom no one will listen.
The problem is, none of the arguments that Canada is being somehow unfairly maligned actually contradict the point that the Alberta tar sands are evidently an unmitigated disaster for the environment, or that Canada's carbon emissions are estimated to have increased by 26% since the Kyoto Protocol.
Now normally, a Google SEO change is worth taking a critical eye to, to make sure that Google isn't somehow penalizing websites unfairly or favoring its own web properties as a result, for example.
If the U.S. wants to keep the pressure on Bashir they don't want to suggest that somehow he is being unfairly targeted; he is not".
Chris Dodd seemed to imply that people who were "paying out-of-state tuition" and participating in the process were somehow being deceptive and unfairly casting themselves as Iowan.
"So I don't accept the contention that somehow people in Wales are being unfairly targeted with cuts - they're not.
One hears this storyline often: Despite their sacrifices, cops somehow get a raw deal, and are unfairly demonized by a public that simply doesn't understand all they do to keep us safe.
The view that scientists who write about their work online are somehow trying to subvert the scientific process is unfairly narrow.
Somehow, the Patriots, an organization with four recent Super Bowl wins and seven AFC Championships, sees itself as a group of unfairly persecuted underdogs.
"Yongjun was treated unfairly.
