Sentence examples for unfair kind from inspiring English sources

In a sense, one could argue that while America discarded the most oppressive and unfair kind of elitism, it did not expel elitism from the land altogether.

The marriage penalty is unfair; what kind of tax code is it that says if you get married, you'll pay more in taxes than if you're single?

McConnell later conceded his radio ad attacking Huddleston's attendance in committee hearings was "fundamentally unfair" and "kind of ridiculous".

"If this issue gets cast that way, it's unfair, and it kind of makes us look like the bad guys.

"People should stop being afraid they are going to be called out for being PC, or that they are being unfair in some kind of tortured way, and that if you take bold initiatives the sky isn't going to fall on your head, they are generally welcomed, and you are making a difference.

Though assailed by its competitors for what they call unfair advantages in the kind of money HBO can pay creative talent as well as the kind of freedom in language and explicitness it can allow, HBO is now the gold standard of television programming, mentioned by innumerable producers and even network programmers as what they would like to aspire to.

"I thought it was kind of unfair.

And this, Arum says, resulted in a new, worse kind of unfair treatment for minority students.

Referring to Tortorella, Brian Leetch, the team captain, added: "It's kind of unfair for him, too.

Politicians are heeding howls from bricks-and-mortar retailers that current law gives Amazon and its kind an unfair advantage.

Maybe it's unfair to brand this kind of free-to-play game as mindless death-bait.