Sentence examples for while it would be unfair from inspiring English sources
While it would be unfair to accuse Brand of wishing to replicate the 'revolutionary' regimes of recent times, he seems to be painfully unaware of where the "if I were in charge" approach to politics has led in the past.
While it would be unfair to name the guilty (Gary Rhodes, I'm looking at you for starters), I'm not ashamed to admit it has me reaching for the nearest piece of soft fruit.
He is 61, and while it would be unfair to say he has looked it for some 20 years, still he has had an air of indifference toward age (or looks) that is not common in pictures.
While it would be unfair to blame Jeter for the team's defeat, it was also impossible to ignore that he needed two hits last night (one of them an infield hit) to raise his total to three for the postseason.
While it would be unfair to say all the Rangers' problems for three seasons were caused by Leetch's leadership style, it is clear that his self-contained personality did not inspire the mismatched rotisserie collection that Smith threw together every summer after the Stanley Cup of 1994.
While it would be unfair to judge the aptly named Scooby Apocalypse comic before it debuts in May, the instant backlash served as a reminder that when you're dealing with classic properties, striking out in a bold new direction can blow up in your face.
That said, Nokia is playing a numbers game while Apple focuses on its high-end product offering, so it would be unfair to closely compare the two.
It would be unfair to him.
It would be unfair to leave it at that.
Well, yes, it would be unfair.
