Sentence examples for think unfairly from inspiring English sources

Valencia's fans are furious; the point has been taken from them and they think unfairly.

"They continue to associate him, I think unfairly, with the problems Bill Clinton has had".

Classical music has for too long (and I think, unfairly) been perceived as a specialized art form.

And I think, unfairly at times, I've kind of been depicted as someone that is very happy contending, picking up checks, but doesn't care about winning".

And even among those who think (unfairly, no doubt) that every frat boy is a woman-hating alcoholic, there's no system in place to disenfranchise Greek society members based on that assumption.

Moreover, voters' willingness to trust Mr Blair has collapsed in the past two years (though, oddly, faith in his competence has not).It is thus all too possible that the government will lose the referendum because a lot of people now think (unfairly) that Mr Blair is a liar.

CNN did dump me, I thought unfairly," Mr. Arnett told reporters on a conference call, which was set up by MSNBC.

"I remember years ago making decisions which Michael Howard [the former Conservative home secretary] … didn't like at all and he criticised the judiciary fiercely and I thought unfairly," Dyson said.

He went after tax loopholes that he thought unfairly benefited corporations as vigorously as he went after the International Monetary Fund, arguing that taxpayers should not have to rescue what he viewed as corrupt or bungling regimes in far-flung places.

"Actors I think often unfairly get labeled as being narcissistic," she said.

I think he unfairly takes it because he goes out, makes statements and he believes in his team".