injustice造句

Let us arm against injustice.

But why should we be ashamed to praise injustice?

In the rebel s universe, death exalts injustice.

But I won games by injustice too from referee's mistakes.

She popped off about the injustice of the verdict.

A sense of injustice is now growing in many different groups.

I witnessed this injustice firsthand... and it makes me sick to my stomach.

And it is true that a certain intensity of life is inseparable from injustice.

They are victims of pollution because they are victims of dispossession - this is environmental injustice.

You will not look upon tyranny and injustice in faraway placesas the inevitable tragedy of mankind's fallen nature.

All the laws of society are only 50% assured at any given moment, so plan on uncertainty and injustice ahead.

There is no such thing as injustice in the world. It is a changeable heart that loses its balance.

At some point each of them decided that she simply could not carry on in the face of an injustice.

Activists love God through confronting evil, battling injustice, and working to make the world a better place.

I begin to lose the enthusiasm when I see so much injustice and I say, this is not possible, they are wrong.

Poverty, repression, decades of injustice and mass unemployment have all been cited as causes of the political convulsions in the Middle East and north Africa these last weeks.

He said: "This awful injustice and crime has now been raised at the highest level and we now expect swift action."

If they simply embrace the efficiency of the market, public feelings of injustice may cause more trouble than the volatile price of food itself.

In a farmers' family, for example, whenever the order of bequest is not being respected this is being experienced as a great injustice.

Guantanamo Bay came to symbolise the injustice of the Bush era as hundreds were detained without prisoner-of-war or civilian protection as the us unilaterally redefined its legal obligations.

Once again, as in "At the Hands of Persons Unknown", his account of the lynching of blacks by whites in the American South, Mr Dray is angered by injustice.