Sentence examples for somewhat unjustly from inspiring English sources
The Valley of Gwangi (1969) – an abandoned project which O'Brien had originally worked on for RKO – was somewhat unjustly underrated.
I've criticized the first lady before, and I now think somewhat unjustly, for her willingness to declare that her daughters are the center of her world.
Christopher Exley, in Correspondence ("Funding should recognize outcome, not income" Nature 440, 1112; 200610.1038/4401112criticizesizes the use of research income as a metric of science somewhat unjustly.
The charge is occasionally made – somewhat unjustly – that Hall's "sociological" approach led to the self-ghettoisation of black and Asian artists in identity politics.
Chris Paul, David Lee and Deron Williams were all taken after him and it has permanently yet somewhat unjustly affixed expectancies to his game that were fairly difficult to exceed.
But others are unjustly neglected.
Owen was pilloried unjustly for years.
"I feel treated very unjustly.
