Sentence examples for though unfairly from inspiring English sources
Fired, Spectacularly, from Your Job Though unfairly pigeonholed as a paradise for sex tourists, Thailand is also the perfect place to disappear after some kind of career-ending embarrassment.
We can compare the launch of Windows 8 and Windows 8.1 loosely, though unfairly, as Windows 8 had to sell a unit to grow its market share, while Windows 8.1 had to only enact downloads.
That tidy construct, though, unfairly ignores which archbishops actually walked which paths in their daily lives.
Mr Trump accuses the WTO of treating the US unfairly - though mostly the US has won in arbitration cases there.
Rehnquist, though, was unfairly characterizing the liberty claim of dying patients.
As Vincent Tan succinctly put it, harshly though not unfairly: "This is a racist chairman hiring a racist manager.
I love "Coventry Carol," though it unfairly brings to mind a notorious Nazi bombing.
None of the governments of those countries, though, are suspected of unfairly favoring their home industries and discriminating against foreign competitors on anything approaching China's scale.
I do think, though, that he was unfairly treated by the media and he was put up as target practice for people to say he was a racist, and none of that is true.
Fairly or unfairly, though, for many Academy members, to vote for "Zero Dark Thirty" is to a vote for Bush, Cheney, and torture.
