Sentence examples for unfair of him from inspiring English sources

He has had some nasty letters from dealers who claim that it is unfair of him to under- sell them.

"Mr. Mazursky has written a marvelous role for the actress, so I suppose it's not unfair of him to depend on her to carry the movie," Mr. Canby wrote.

It was therefore unfair of him, to say the least, to single out his colleague Kogan as a collaborator with the regime - the stigma he placed on that great violinist blighted the later years of Kogan's life.

Emma: I thought it was pretty unfair of him to assume that he would go comfort Marnie -- while having a girlfriend -- and that she would want to hook up with him.

That is not to say that Sprewell will overlook what he sees as the team's unfair treatment of him.

Asked about news reports that Mr. Turano's mother had defended his stunt by referring to what she said was the school's unfair treatment of him over many years, Mr. Santangelo said: "Parents do a lot to take the focus off their son or daughter.

According to the Sunday Times, MI6 also apologised for its "unfair treatment" of him.

In a specific work situation, I opted not to fight harder over what I thought to be an unfair treatment of him and his family's good works.

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

In August, Trump's security booted Univision's Jorge Ramos from a press conference and he also accused Fox News' Megyn Kelly of being unfair to him and having blood come out of her "whatever".

Taking his point even further, Trump told CBS's John Dickerson, a couple of days later, that it would be "possible, absolutely" for a Muslim judge to be unfair to him on account of his anti-Muslim views.