Meanings of feel unfairly in English

That could happen again if Sunnis feel unfairly excluded from this election.

Other parents, however, feel unfairly shut out.

Many in the UK, especially young black men, feel unfairly targeted by the police, judicial and prison systems.

Canterbury is the second highest dairy producing region but many farmers in the region feel unfairly targeted by what the government's proposing.

But what is not apparent is that those very same doctors are leaving this country, mainly because they feel unfairly treated here.

South Canterbury sheep and beef farmer Mark Adams, who is also the Federated Farmers president for the region, said farmers feel unfairly targeted.

Many Sunnis want reforms to anti-terrorism laws they feel unfairly target them and to a campaign against former members of Saddam's outlawed Baath party.

Who the hell is she to care if someone feels unfairly treated by us?

I made a gesture that felt unfairly defensive.

She felt unfairly treated by Providence.

Many of those interviewed felt unfairly treated and others said they had been racially profiled, harassed or beaten by officers.

Auri felt unfairly vexed.

Recently, Morehouse made the news for a controversial ban on cross-dressing, which some felt unfairly targeted and isolated its LGBT students.

Lami and other leaders of the panel are Shi'ites seen as close to Tehran, and Iraqi Sunnis felt unfairly targeted by the disqualifications.