Sentence examples for was perhaps unfair from inspiring English sources

Osborne said this was the worst ever reply to an autumn statement, which was, perhaps, unfair, but cheered him up.

Best to send advance envoys to test the waters.In this section Gently does it Innocence and experience The penny drops The politics of Indian coal A spill grows in Brooklyn Into the ashes Cruel and inhuman Dick Cheney reveals his secrets ReprintsIt was perhaps unfair to imply that Mr Obama wants to skip off for a kaffee klatsch with Hugo Chávez right away.

This was perhaps unfair to various primitivists about modality, such as Adams (1974), Plantinga (1974) and Stalnaker (1976).

It was perhaps unfair - Blake's 9.95 seconds into a headwind of -1.6 m/s was worth the equivalent of 9.85 secs in still conditions - but with 400m runner-up Jermaine Gonzales almost a quarter of a second back on the teenage winner the near sell-out crowd left this famous old stadium with a new name on their lips.

It has been described as science fiction, but that is perhaps unfair.

It is perhaps unfair to be too snooty: nobody seemed disappointed.

It's perhaps unfair to directly compare Kemper with the W.A. Parish Generating Station, though.

Linking the mayor's approach to air pollution with the government's is perhaps unfair.

It is perhaps unfair to lay the blame at the door of the American people.

But judging this new run by the ratings-smashing standards of the first is perhaps unfair.

It is perhaps unfair to expect the Iranians to develop a sense of humor about American pop culture.