Sentence examples for a complete injustice from inspiring English sources

This is a complete injustice.

"I feel there's been a complete injustice," says Ray, rolling off a series of questions about what happened to his daughter.

Inclusion in principle is the right sentiment but, at best, it can come at a high price and, at worst, it can be a complete injustice.

"It will be a complete injustice if this decision is not overturned.

Luke Howles: If England decide to drop Trott, it would be a complete injustice to not select Adam Lyth.

"Obviously I think this is a complete injustice that he can just get a slap on the wrist for all the hate and Islamophobia he spreads, and essentially just carries on organising in the same way that he was," said Anthony, from the same anti-fascist pressure group.

It's complete injustice because they could give him result three years ago, not now.

"Authorities who always talk about justice in the Islamic republic should know that complete injustice prevails in this system," they wrote".We are at the mercy of our employers," says Mahmud, a Tehran street sweeper on his night shift, scraping rubbish out of an open gutter with a coarse wicker brush.

The 1980s footage, the narration by longtime New York crime reporter Jim Dwyer, the young boys in their taped confessions, the young men recalling their experiences with the same near-horror they must have experienced then, and the complete injustice of the whole ordeal reminds us that our criminal justice system is imperfect.

It was a gross injustice.

This is a gross injustice.