Sentence examples for an unjustly from inspiring English sources

Sierra Leone is an unjustly obscure success story.

In Argo, we also see President Jimmy Carter emerge as an unjustly underrated single-term president.

He has also proved himself to be an unjustly overlooked artist.

It's an unjustly forgotten movie that has had a film-maker's heart and soul poured into it.

On the surface, this seems like a victory: a long-overdue assist for an unjustly neglected filmmaker.

Characteristically episodic and disorienting, this is a gem of an antiwar novel by an unjustly overlooked writer.

Even if the pain and passion burst through the conventional form, Gill's fine production honours an unjustly neglected play.

Professor Callum Roberts's book The Unnatural History of the Sea is an unjustly-neglected masterpiece.

A kingdom is restored, a prince unjustly exiled returns to assume his throne, a usurper is punished, or the prosperity of the land is assured by consummating a particularly desirable marriage.

"Welcome Home (Sanitarium)" is based on Ken Kesey's novel One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest and conveys the thoughts of a patient unjustly caged in a mental institution.

He later wrote a preface to a harrowing documentary novel about a man unjustly court-martialled and shot for cowardice.