Sentence examples for unfair everyone from inspiring English sources

This, of course, is unfair: everyone should be allowed to do whatever they want to themselves, as long as it doesn't harm anyone else.

Which is a bit unfair on everyone else.

"But it is completely random and unfair to everyone else".

The disproportionate influence of Iowa and New Hampshire in the selection of our presidential candidates is grossly unfair to everyone else in the country.

Tempting as it may be to downgrade the film's rating for this, that would be unfair on everyone else involved.

Of course it is unfair that everyone is looking to Barack to solve this problem (and other problems!), but they are.

The frequent accusation that the "decents" both in the UK and elsewhere are neoconservatives is usually unfair – not everyone supported the Iraq war for example.

"And it's unfair to everyone in the Gulf — commercial fishermen, restaurant and hotel owners, and all the other hard-working people who've filed legitimate claims for real losses".

When Vincent was finished reading, the students said that it should end with "how unfair that everyone should think her heart was in the grave when it wasn't at all".

"Frankly, you can say that it is unfair, that everyone must be on the same level," said a Monaco government official, speaking on condition of anonymity because he did not want to be seen criticizing his country.

He also reiterated his opposition to the particular kind of auction that Illinois uses for selling electricity, saying it was unfair to everyone except utilities and big industrial customers.