Sentence examples for unfairly so from inspiring English sources

Remarkably talented, almost unfairly so.

Unfairly so, thanks to subsidies, squealed the American lumber lobby.

Unfairly so: he was traditional, but not imitative.

Unfairly so, its chief executive, Keith Marshall feels.

I'm going to be a bit grouchy right now, and unfairly so.

He may soon personify the legal system's version, and unfairly so.

There is a sense that China has been treated unfairly, and so they have a right to catch up.

Those who made British art famous in the 90s are often unfairly dismissed, so it's good to see Damien Hirst showcase one of his contemporaries at his gallery.

Mr. Bloomberg has been compared unflatteringly — and perhaps unfairly, but so it goes when weather rules the news cycle — with Newark's mayor, Cory A. Booker, who has tweeted his way through the storm to much acclaim.

Most people reject hostility to Poles, Bulgarians or Romanians who come here to work and to contribute, while they think there are challenges in the workplace, where nobody gains if migrants are unfairly exploited so that others can be undercut.

It is generally considered the worst thing he ever wrote, and it is also the reason, both fairly and unfairly, that so many critics regard him as politically naïve.