Sentence examples for unfair characterization from inspiring English sources

Mr. Klain called it an unfair characterization.

The cancellation of conventions last year when Canada was viewed as a health hazard -- an exaggerated and mostly unfair characterization -- still makes Canadians blanch.

Mr. Chamie, of the United Nations, says the numbers refute what he calls the "myth of Muslim fertility," an unfair characterization, he says, that will disappear as the lives of Muslim women ease.

The man Mr. Giuliani has held up as the embodiment of New York liberalism and as an anti-police agitator -- an unfair characterization, Mr. Green said -- is calling for the abolition of parole, a point of view he said he came to two years ago.

JED GARFIELD President, Residents for Sane Trash Solutions New York, May 29 , 2012  To the Editor: Your editorial was an unfair characterization of the Upper East Side community, which has been striving for years to make an out-of-the-way neighborhood that runs smack up against the Franklin D. Roosevelt Drive livable.

It is an unfair characterization that fixes blame erroneously.

I also don't wish to discourage readers who in good faith find errors, misrepresentations or unfair characterizations.

How about the Irish, or the poor Poles, to name but two groups bedeviled by unkind, unfair characterizations.

But there is a difference between accepting the luck of the draw and accepting unfair and unjust characterizations of my views.

I could go on to call the followers of Cruz, Rubio, Carson, et al mobs, but the farther we get from the Trumplandia, the more unfair the characterization becomes.

But Mark Benioff, another former Oracle colleague, called that characterization unfair.