Sentence examples for all injustice from inspiring English sources

There is no duty to fight all injustice in order to fight some.

There's no normal range, no offhand or incidental moments — it's all injustice, love, heartbreak, cruelty, self-sacrifice, nobility, baseness.

All these efforts are linked, however tenuously, Jaffe argues, because all injustice is linked, and all causes converge.

All those who believe in a democratic South Africa must fight against all oppression, all intolerance, all injustice.

Controversy and, above all, injustice can move the needle in a way that mere excellence cannot, but Bolt made no move to dive into the debate Monday.

He prefers to imagine a day when all injustice is eliminated, "when fairness rules, and kindness and generosity, courage and honor are rightly revered".

"In a nation whose justice system often offers little more than one-size-fits-all injustice, a television series that inspires viewers to see convicts as fellow human beings can help us better understand and perhaps have a bit more empathy toward them," The Washington Post reported.

All the injustice, the discrimination, I pity him".

"He was sick of it all, all the injustice and the way the world is going about it.

"With all the injustice in the world, what are you going to do?" asked Craig "Doodlebug" Irving in song.

Coulibaly had chosen his target carefully, Stéphane said: "It's a symbol, to say that, with all the injustice here, stop focussing on the threats to one religion".