Sentence examples for was pretty unfair from inspiring English sources

"Even if I was a Muslim, it was pretty unfair the way I was treated.

He got a ton of publicity for his tirade, a reward that was pretty unfair in and of itself.

But when I mirrored most of the country, I thought the onslaught I got for that was pretty unfair, really.

Emma: I thought it was pretty unfair of him to assume that he would go comfort Marnie -- while having a girlfriend -- and that she would want to hook up with him.

I also opined that it was pretty unfair to the opposing teams, particularly the pitchers, who had to face this player while he is appealing his suspension, since it is known that he has used PEDs, and they would have to suffer the consequences of whatever success he had at the plate, in terms of their statistics.

"I'm really grateful I could just plug along and barely stay in [acting]." Pressure to contribute financially to the household — "I was putting that burden on my husband too much," Shue admitted, "It was pretty unfair" — eventually prompted her to find "something [she] could both make a living at and where [she] really respected the people involved".

I feel the critic of the performances is pretty unfair.

For us or any team playing in the last 16 to be allocated less than 5,000 tickets is pretty unfair.

It's pretty unfair, when you think about it, that so many people seem to harbour an irrational hatred of James Blunt.

Sanders, the White House spokeswoman, told reporters Friday that suspicions about the meeting were "pretty unfair" given that Sessions's senatorial duties put him in touch routinely with diplomats.

The difficulty with dumping Alistair Darling any time before the next election is that, apart from being pretty unfair, it brings no relief.