Sentence examples for unfairly familiar from inspiring English sources
The conclusion of the opening weekend does, however, bring about scenes that are unfairly familiar for those fans that were hoping to see some improvement.
There were plenty among the 90,000 capacity crowd who came to Wembley expecting, unfairly from a thrown-together selecão, a show of familiar attacking panache.
For the first time stalwart Brownites such as Douglas Alexander – unfairly blamed for the botched 2007 autumn election that never was – were identified among the familiar list of disgruntled ministers.
They voiced concerns both parochial and familiar throughout the city: safety, tuition and the widely held belief here that the Police Department unfairly singles out the district's residents for parking tickets.
Many of the complaints that United States officials brought to this week's Strategic and Economic Dialogue in Beijing — about markets closed to foreign competition; about unfairly appropriating hard-won American technologies; about rigged currency values that swell American trade deficits — may ring familiar to those who followed United States-Japan relations two decades ago.
But Mr. Tang, who said he was not familiar with the recruiting program, said he worried about a policy and statements from the F.B.I. that could unfairly cast aspersions on tens of thousands of Chinese students, and Chinese-Americans more generally.
"Yongjun was treated unfairly.
He felt unfairly overlooked.
Syrians do feel unfairly isolated.
