Sentence examples for unfairly presented from inspiring English sources

"Australia is unfairly presented as a racist country by some people, but anyone who lives or visits here knows that is not the case," he added.

Gen. Joel Samuels unfairly presented evidence to the grand jury.

Already it seemed that Channel Three had unfairly presented the program as a cult using brainwashing techniques à la Taliban in Afghan internment camps.

The main problem with the paper's coverage of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is not that one side or the other is presented unfairly, but rather that many of the articles just repeat the statements of spokesmen on either side.

Some committee members felt that the wording of the motion being presented would unfairly demonise all Muslims rather than solely the group of people it set out to rightfully condemn.

Thus, I feel it would have been unfairly tantalizing to present the recipe any earlier.

You have to look wide and far to find people over 60 in the 100 top-grossing films of 2015, and when you do find them, they are demeaned by ageist language and presented inaccurately and unfairly, says new research conducted by Humana and the USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism. .

Why should the world's major faiths be so unfairly held back by first being presented to impressionable minds by a pallid watch-glancing geography teacher at 3pm on a Friday?

Boeing said the Air Force unfairly faulted it for the way it presented its cost data.

Literary merits aside, and generalising unfairly, the field as Iain found it presented a dilemma: American SF was optimistic about the human future, but deeply conservative in its politics; British SF was more thoughtful and experimental, but too often depressive.

Langmuir put forward this hypothesis in the same paper in which he presented the trough that, somewhat unfairly, was named after him.