Sentence examples for unfairly representing from inspiring English sources

— Gabriele Marcotti (@Marcotti) 1 Apr 13 In the interview with Sunderland's Web site on Monday, Di Canio also claimed that the news media were unfairly representing his views by quoting just one portion of the long interview that was used for his biography.

In addition to unfairly representing the preferences of the voters, gerrymandering has virtually eliminated competitiveness from Ohio's elections.

"We believe that the average intellect of women is unfairly represented by the mass of feminine literature," Eliot wrote.

Chief executive Joseph E. Cordell said: "Men are still unfairly represented in family courts in the UK.

This is a political argument that unfairly represents the president's personal record and Guatemala's recent history.

They misquoted me, took what I said out of context and unfairly represented me to make the story more newsworthy.

Now they have free rein and a far right able to exert more pressure with the threat of defection to an increasingly popular – but unfairly represented – Ukip.

Mr Quareshi said Cage's opinions over Emwazi had been "unfairly represented", adding: "At the end of the day, what this young man has done is absolutely horrific".

If the employee feels that a situation has been unfairly represented, he or she may submit a clarifying memorandum to the Human Resources Officer and request that it become a permanent part of the file.

JEFF GANZ New York, June 9, 2011 To the Editor: As recent graduates from Riverdale Country School, we feel that your article unfairly represented the academic culture at Riverdale and other New York City private schools.

The prize, handed out since 2013 by the Students' and Academics' International Assistance Fund (SAIH), picks out the videos that not only unfairly represent those portrayed in the campaign, but may also hinder long-term development.