Sentence examples for unfair shot from inspiring English sources

"It was an unfair shot," he said.

Mr. Daley's friends and colleagues insist it was an unfair shot.

FOR nearly two weeks, The New York Times has been defending a political advertisement that critics say was an unfair shot at the American commander in Iraq.

"He has taken a lot of unfair shots," Mr. Ryan said of Mr. Novitzky in a telephone interview.

Not surprisingly, Mr. Russell is critical of Mr. Gallagher's campaign, saying, "He has taken some really unfair shots at Diane and has had a negative tone".

This speaker has taken some unfair shots, but life isn't fair and this speaker is a big grown girl.

While we have been motivated mainly by the human case, in which the propensity of some individuals to take unfair, long-shot gambles is most striking, a similar effect might occur in any species with overlapping generations.

Now it is, in a sense, wholly unfair to take pot shots at Cooke.

It's too easy and largely unfair to take pot shots at Britney, but this tune's proper shit, and her lyrics about "marking her territory" make me think of a shaggy dog pissing up a fir tree.

Police officials characterized Mr. Kelly's speech, which included criticism of the decision to switch from 10-shot to 16-shot pistols, as unfair.

Terry Collins, the manager of the Mets, noted that some may find it unfair that Greenberg will get another shot even as hordes of other worthy players never get a first one.