Sentence examples for thought unfair from inspiring English sources

Both jurors were sure of Mallayev's guilt, though Smith had noticed — and thought unfair — Hanophy's suppression of Siff 's attempt to challenge the fingerprinting field.

But Congress is unlikely to impeach Mr Clinton if Mr Starr's methods are widely thought unfair, since the members of Congress are anxious to be re-elected.

His spokesman, Waheed Omar, "was asked whether there was anything in the leaked documents that angered Mr. Karzai or that he thought unfair," the Times reported.

Speaking after a news conference in Kabul, Mr. Karzai's spokesman, Waheed Omar, was asked whether there was anything in the leaked documents that angered Mr. Karzai or that he thought unfair.

But a few times a week on a blackboard next to the daily drink specials, she recalls, she wrote short rants about whatever was on her mind: a problem in the city, or a new ordinance that she thought unfair.

lost, but Gregory Belinfanti, a star on that team who went on to play professionally in France before graduating from Harvard Law School, said Nesci's remarks to the players about holding their heads up high after an outcome they might have thought unfair carried "a good life lesson".

But I thought it unfair to burden you with that.

Instead, the neighbor wanted her to wait until 9 a.m., which Amy thought was unfair.

I also thought it unfair to treat poor Carol Thatcher so harshly, by way of a contrast.

She thought it unfair that a veteran of so much service should get such a deal.

I picked up two yellow flags, which of course I thought were unfair, but I would".