Sentence examples for unfairly shown from inspiring English sources

The South African was shown a first yellow card five minutes into the second half, was warned for a challenge on Hoilett soon after and was unfairly shown a second yellow by referee Jon Moss on 61 minutes after colliding with Jose Bosingwa.

Actor and theatre director Kevin Spacey was among the most prominent critics, saying the Lloyd Webber shows unfairly distorted the West End theatre market.

(I was glad to see the unfairly overlooked "Changeling" show up on the list in a few categories, including Best Actress for Angelina Jolie).

Google said there were no "remaining violations" that would unfairly influence what shows up for a search of, say, "browser," but it will be demoting Chrome's results for 60 days, the blog reported.

Representative Henry A. Waxman of California, the ranking Democrat on the committee, prodded witnesses and complained to Mr. Burton that the hearing was unfairly stacked to show a connection between vaccination and autism.

In this interpretation, Matilda has been unfairly criticised for showing qualities that have been considered praiseworthy when seen in her male contemporaries.

But when these pieces were first shown on a Paris runway they were unfairly dismissed as crass, and Mr. Mugler's motives were questioned.

The Kerry-Weld race was a reminder that Shrum, over the years, has shown that he can fight as nastily, and unfairly, as anyone.

It was shown in this part that the current WLANs allocate bandwidth unfairly.

"Once liberties are handed away and rights are handed away, it is very difficult to get them back and indeed, we believe that the sort of thing which we have seen with Peter Greste with being unfairly jailed in Egypt shows why we need to guard our liberties of our citizens very carefully".

In reaction to the riots and to research that showed police unfairly targeted black men for drug shakedowns Home Secretary Theresa May ordered a scaling-down of stop and search.