Sentence examples for was rather unfair from inspiring English sources

When we started discussing the investigation and the trial, Cesar said, "It really was rather unfair, which, of course, is nothing new to me.

But if the image was rather unfair — to Welty's past and to her work and desires — it was one that Welty herself now seemed set on making real.

Which was rather unfair, all told, seeing he'd eagled 15 and scrambled brilliant pars on 17 and 18, while di Vicenzo, as well as failing to tot up his scorecard properly, had missed a very makeable six-footer on the last.

A comparison of DW MRN using three-directional and six-directional MPGs was previously made by Tsuchiya et al. [ 9], but this comparison was rather unfair because a longer scan time and a higher number of excitations were used for DW MRN with six-directional MPGs.

Much of the flak is rather unfair.

It is rather unfair to paint Mr. Sachs's efforts in Africa as a failure.

You may think that if someone has paid taxes and national insurance contributions, this is rather unfair.

Some of the SEC's recent sniping at accountants is rather unfair, and amounts to an unwelcome attempt to extend the SEC's mandate beyond America.

"The implication is that we have somehow distorted or misrepresented our findings, and I feel it's rather unfair," Dr. Golombok said.

"Bulwer-Lytton was a remarkable man and it's rather unfair that Professor Rice decided to name the competition after him for entirely the wrong reasons.

'The Michael Vaughan lookalike on the Googly website is very impressive, but the blurb is rather unfair in dissing Muse's excellent Queen-inflected albums,' argues Ian Copestake.