Even in 1968, the Spanish entry's trumpet-tootling, bodice-ripping melodrama would have sounded dated - though it's unfair to claim that Massiel was completely oblivious to modern influences, as the chorus lifts the melody line of the Beatles' With a Little Help from My Friends.
There was an excellent ripieno from the National Boys Choir ranged across the back of the stage, though perhaps it was unfair to expect the smallest voices to travel the longest distance.
Cesar Sala, 33, a New York police officer who has several national titles and is one of the top players in the city, said that even though he thought it was unfair to penalize the twins so harshly, "it's a good sign that rules are being enforced, especially now that we're trying to make handball more official, more legit".
"Even though people do have math skills, it's unfair to ask them to do mathematical calculations while they're shopping," Peter J. Pitts, the F.D.A.'s associate commissioner for external relations, said yesterday.
she thought, though it was unfair of her.
or even more cynically, "Pyramid scheme," though, is unfair (to both).
Though it would be unfair to pin the Game 1 loss on Hamilton, the left fielder drew most of the criticism from Angels fans on social media and post-game radio call-in shows.
Clarke is among the top rank of current Scots comedians, but Hall finds the material is "familiar terrain" and uses the term "robo-comedian" though he insists it would be unfair to actually call him that.
"Fat Girl" builds to an abrupt whopper of an ending that it would be unfair to give away, even though the meaning of Ms. Breillat's fable is embodied in what happens in the last 10 minutes.
Everyone involved in the research ecosystem has now become slaves to it, even though many feel it is unfair, misleading, imprecise, and just plain wrong.
