Sentence examples for unfair days from inspiring English sources

That you will receive from the world what you put into it, but that you must keep giving even on bad and unfair days?

League has also been accused of insularity and yet that is unfair these days.

If you are unfair, one day you will regret it, because you must sleep and your enemy does not sleep.

Now I'm here and you're there, and it seems so unfair, and the days are so dark.

That seems, I don't know, unfair, but my days of freaking out at the RIAA are over.

Perhaps it is simply that the N.C.A.A.'s amateur model looks more absurd and unfair by the day.

It might be the first accusation, but that would be unfair - my day was spent hassling Snapchat, who eventually provided a brief response, but ignored requests for clarity, no doubt searching for answers too.

But some of the criticisms that have been levelled at Corbyn in the past couple of days are unfair.

Still, Democrats were ecstatic over the perceived chink in an advertisement that they have criticized for days as unfair.

The schedule that made Japan go from Brighton to Gloucester – from South Africa to Scotland – in the space of four days is unfair.

My only disappointment is that we stateside won't be able to get our hands on them, which seems unfair, considering that these days Peter Carey is as much a New York novelist as he is an Australian novelist.