Sentence examples for unfair truth from inspiring English sources

It is an unfair truth about human nature that we are only properly interested in single, maverick figures.

It also points to another seemingly unfair truth in tennis: Stephens won a remarkable first point with skill and fitness and nerve; Kuznetsova won the second point by hitting a kick serve.

Female viewers flinch when he says it, because his words lay bare the bitterly unfair truth of sexuality: female desire can bring with it a form of punishment no man can begin to imagine, and so it is one appetite women and girls must always regard with caution.

An upcoming show at Untitled Space challenges that unfair truth by presenting the work of 20 female artists depicting the female nude in an empowered, autonomous, and non-sexualised way.

An upcoming show at Untitled Space challenges that unfair truth by presenting the work of 20 female artists depicting the female nude in an empowered, autonomous, and non-sexualized way.

It would be unfair to truth to do otherwise".

However, all of this sniping was a bit unfair, and, truth be told, inaccurate.

I know that may sound unfair, but the truth is that it's happening to you because you can handle it.

Even I, biased by affiliation, know that this is far from the truth and unfair to those students who work extremely hard to honestly achieve their diplomas.

In an essay for the BBC titled "Why Africa's Image Is Unfair", Wainaina writes: "The truth is, we will never look like what CNN wants us to look like.

"Swift-boating" President Obama by intentionally misrepresenting the truth is unfair to him and harmful to America's foreign interests.