Sentence examples for unfair lady from inspiring English sources

The company's latest offering, on Thursday evening at the Leonard Nimoy Thalia Theater at Symphony Space, was "Pygmalion: My Unfair Lady": a pairing of Rameau's "Pygmalion" with a quirky new multimedia piece by Lynn Book.

"I understand that the majority doesn't rule, but it seems unfair that one lady could complain and cause all of this to stop".

It's unfair for a lady who has done all she can for the chap to come along and pay and then get told here's a charge and you don't get in without paying.

It's unfair for a lady who has done all she can [to get] the chap to come along and pay, and then get told here's a charge and you don't get in without paying.

When asked if accused men have received unfair treatment, the first lady said there should be proof to support the accusations.

Andrew Sullivan has called her Lady Gaga — is that unfair to the real Lady Gaga?

"Because how unfair is it to a young lady to put them in the spotlight if they haven't signed up for that yet?" he said.

Broadway's "Fair Lady" of December 1993, suffered an unfair measure of misguided conceits.

It was an unfortunate and unfair stain on his reputation that, even years afterward, the lady of the house was called upon to testify that Grant was sober when he left the premises.

It's unfortunate and unfair that this binary exists, even for sexually liberated business ladies like Asa.

"He's an unknown quantity and it's unfair to judge him," said the Rev. Thomas Petrillo, the pastor of Our Lady of Mount Carmel in Montclair, who has served under four archbishops.