Sentence examples for unfairly pointed from inspiring English sources

He reminds readers of the Lacy/Zuckerberg interview in 2008 without mentioning that many, including us, thought criticism was unfairly pointed at Lacy.

They suggested that in trying to deflect the blame for intelligence failures, the American agencies may be unfairly pointing the finger at German officials.

A lot of times that finger gets pointed unfairly," Mets star David Wright said.

In court filings and testimony, Mark Pletcher, an assistant United States attorney, disputed the notion that the men had been unfairly singled out, pointing to other cases in which foreign citizens were charged with paying bribes.

Some observers, though, felt Rowling was unfairly evicted — after all, they pointed out, adults read her books too.

Laws that unfairly target minorities.

Opponents say super-combined skiers unfairly earn points toward ski racing's crowning achievement largely because of the one event most racers do not participate in.

Judges ruled she was using illegal sensors on the heels of her shoes that would have unfairly added points to her score.

Your article pointed a selective finger unfairly.

Cruz ― who pointed out he has also been unfairly attacked by the Infowars host ― came to Jones' defense.

He pointed out that the odds were unfairly stacked against him after the incident because it was his word against several deputies.