Sentence examples for unfair comments from inspiring English sources

"The criticism you hear in Paris is very unfair," comments one senior financial figure.

If you're in a public or quasi-public arena, you get used to criticism and dealing with gratuitous comments and unfair comments".

As I hope to have shown, the drive to use social networks in HE leaves individuals (both staff and students) at the mercy of people who want to post unfair comments.

Furthermore, it is a much maligned and misunderstood defence: the Faulks Committee in 1975 recommended that it be renamed "comment' because the adjective "fair" was "seriously misleading" as in reality the defence protected "unfair" comments.

I was rooting this week more than ever for Cloris Leachman after the judges' nasty, and very unfair, comments to her on Monday night's show.

Editors would have to select their reviewers more carefully for competence and fairness and reviewers may have to hold back somewhat on unfair comments and tactics that are intended to slow down publications of competitors.

It's an unfair comment to generalise and pick on Muslim schools, in particular.

But in that was an unfair comment after the substitute Ivan Sproule celebrated a second-half hat-trick.

But it gets worse: Unfair comment: The analysis of what someone has said is clearly bent by the reporters themselves along ideological lines.

It's an unfair comment because we have a fractured polity, and to say that you dare your partners if they don't fall in line even at the cost of losing the government, I think, is foolhardy talk.

"Let's try to find the reason why this team is playing badly and why it is not winning matches, without agendas and without unfair comment, because that's not nice".