Sentence examples for was most unfair from inspiring English sources

It was most unfair.

The person this was most unfair on was O'Neill, who could have been forgiven for filling his ice box with champagne and rushing his tuxedo down to the dry cleaners.

It's most unfair.

"I think it's most unfair," Mr. Coveney said.

So far, the contest has been most unfair.

What's most unfair about this archaic policy is that it is not applied consistently.

Which at the age of 15 she considered to be most unfair of them.

Chang concludes that Cixi was an "amazing stateswoman," a "towering" figure to whom "the last hundred years have been most unfair".

"It's most unfair to the New Yorker, and no one has much sympathy for the New Yorker".

His wife, Alice, bemoaned the impressionist master's chronic self-doubt in a letter: "He punctures canvases every day, it is truly distressing … the way he treats the result of eight years' work is most unfair!" Thankfully, Monet didn't completely trash the series.

That's most unfair.