Sentence examples for something unfair from inspiring English sources

"There's something unfair going on," he said.

There is something unfair about such rendered judgment, Ms. Olver conceded.

There is something unfair, it seems to me, about disclosing Williams's heretofore unknown underside so shortly after his death.

When I see something unfair, when injustice is being done to people, I can get properly worked up".

He added: "There seems to be something unfair and cruel about charging a person with felonies based on known events that were investigated in Iraq five years ago.

Federal officials are looking into that question after hog farmers around the nation complained that something unusual was going on, something unfair -- perhaps even illegal.

'It's just not cricket,' we say if we think something is unfair or unjust.

My friend is not someone to be put off easily, especially when she feels something is unfair and unjust.

Something similarly unfair happened after the game.

"But I think there's something really unfair about it".

"There's something fundamentally unfair about that," Mr. Eberstadt said.