Regardless, readers will understand the author's message: make friends, not unfair judgments".

What Smith does resent is what he believes are unfair judgments.

"Many people would say he was the leading economist in Europe," he added, "and that wouldn't be an unfair judgment."

Judge rather than victim of unfair judgment.

People who use this strategy try to eliminate unfair judgment by presenting their identity as equally acceptable when compared to others.

Madam President, we are concerned here with saving the life of an innocent person and with a completely unfair judgment.

That seems an unfair judgment.

Hideki Matsui brought the unfair judgment upon himself by being so professional in his first season in the so-called majors.

Unfair judgments.

"We know he is innocent so we feel this is an unfair judgment," said one of his sons, who asked that his name not be used.

The European Court also held that Michael Howard's intervention had led to a "highly charged atmosphere", which resulted in an unfair judgment.

But Drizzt knew now that he owed no apologies, or excuses, for his black skin, and to those who placed unfair judgment upon him, he offered none.

That literary no-show represented an unfair judgment on Kipling as a writer, which Mr. Ricketts's fine biography does much to set right.

On Nov. 26 Iraq's permanent mission at the UN accused the Security Council of delivering an "unfair judgment".

That may be a superficial and unfair judgment, but in the dysfunctional, pick-your-poison world of women's tennis, the Anna model is probably the least respected persona of all.

His $2,250 per song figure is three times the minimum statutory damages of $750, though Davis does acknowledge the difficulty of drawing exact lines between fair and unfair judgments.

Georgy Natanson reversed that unfair judgment by giving her the lead parts in The Elder Sister and Once More about Love.

If the public is placed with too much power or too little, the equilibrium between the state and the populace can be disrupted and unfair judgments can ensure.

However, there are also many modern historians who object to this view and point out that such a hostile attitude towards Athanasius is based on an unfair judgment of historical sources.

The United States has not ratified the Rome treaty and is not likely to do so soon; many in Congress fear the court will expose American citizens to unfair judgment.

If an unfair judgment is called or the chief referee is unable to render a decision, the sub referees can request a revocation of the decision or a rematch.

People started petitioning the King for relief against unfair judgments and as the number of petitioners rapidly grew, the King delegated the task of hearing petitions to the Lord Chancellor.

It seemed an unlikely combination; Pohl's writing was accepted as somewhat sardonic and cynical (though that was an unfair judgment), while Williamson was noted for his extreme romantic euphoria about man in the future.

Morris states it is an attack on the hasty and unfair judgments, and as the further verses show it is also an attack on the hypocrites who criticize others while ignoring their own faults.

Deciding to be less than honest about something trivial because we think the truth might provoke an unfair judgment of us is just a few steps away from deciding that deception for naked gain is appropriate any time we think we "deserve" it.

School across the country claim the inspections are leading to unfair judgements.

He insisted that it was an "unfair judgement" and showed intentions of appealing.

This may have been an unfair judgement, as few people understood the technological and nautical limitations Saltonstall faced.

Shemyaka's name survives in the Russian expression "Shemyakin sud" ("Shemyaka's Justice", "Shemyaka's Judgement"), which means hasty and unfair judgement.

It began with slander, he was persecuted by means of an unfair judgement, given by a court answering to the FPÖ, as the current Justice Minister of the FPÖ was Jörg Haider' s lawyer when he sued Mr Pelinka for libel.