Sentence examples for unfair idea from inspiring English sources

That's just flattening women into aspirational plot devices again, and forcing an unrealistic and unfair idea of perfection that nobody can achieve.

He said: "The European concept of 'someone letting immigrants into their country' and then 'distributing' them among the other member states is a mad and unfair idea".

"The European concept of 'someone letting immigrants into their country' and then 'distributing' them among the other memberstates is a mad and unfair idea," he said.

They were told that the state they lived in was based on an unfair idea, that ideology was a myth, the West was only a friend — a complete reversal of ideas.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, who leads the right-wing Fidesz party, has already lambasted the commission proposals, saying last Friday: "The European concept of someone letting immigrants into their country and then distributing them among the other member states is a mad and unfair idea".

Even some of my family have slipped up and bought into this unfair idea – sitting across the dinner table moaning about women on council house programmes who have had their nails done, just an hour after complimenting me on my new haircut.

I used to spend a lot of time arguing with my fellow Europeans, trying to correct some of their more absurd, misinformed and unfair ideas about the United States.

This is a bit unfair: the idea that the modern world is too complex to cohere — and that, therefore, our novels shouldn't, either — long ago became a literary cliché.

Furthermore, the court suggested that having a right to representation would necessarily imply that a trial conducted without the accused being legally represented would necessarily be unfair, an idea which has been rejected by the Australian courts.

She feels much of the criticism is unfair, particularly the idea that every elderly person the charity calls is vulnerable.

They found the idea unfair to sensible drinkers and perceived that it might create or exacerbate other social problems – increases in crime or drug abuse where people who were heavily dependant might turn to crime to fund their alcohol abuse".