Things were so unfair, Elliot thought.
A cursory glance at his output reveals that he considers Steve Jobs's biography to be "interesting but unfair", that thoughts are best kept private in St Barths ("like London!"), and that George Clooney deserves an Oscar for his performance in The Descendants (whose distributor is News Corp-owned Fox Searchlight Pictures).
McNicol said the proposal was "unfair and ill thought through" and went against a long-established principle that funding issues should be addressed on a cross-party basis.
Let's keep it in the family, laureates!" You would have thought the Kissinger win would have been the autoparodic act that rendered the prize a terminal joke, ushering in as it did a slightly unfair school of thought that says no politico's trophy cabinet is compete unless they've done the double, and scooped both a Nobel peace prize and an invitation to The Hague.
It seems to say it all about Lewis that one's immediate thought was "Unfair.
David Orr, chief executive of the National Housing Federation, said: "The bedroom tax is ill-thought and unfair as thousands of disabled people will have no choice but to cut back further on food and other expenses in order to stay in their own homes".
Could we, terrible thought, have been unfair to Andrew Lloyd Webber?
Critics in the House of Lords savaged the policy, announced by the former chancellor George Osborne last year, as "ill-thought-out and unfair".
State premiers, doctors, community and welfare groups, most vice-chancellors, students, pensioners, scientists, researchers, Indigenous groups, some government backbenchers and businessman David Gonski have also said some parts of the budget are ill-thought through or unfair.
His death feels unfathomably unfair, and all of our thoughts are with his family and close friends at this tragic time. .
