Sentence examples for and the injustices of from inspiring English sources
He continued to hate the upper classes and the injustices of capitalism, continued to believe in the necessity of revolution.
Memories of Soviet crimes are fading, America's stock is falling and the injustices of global capitalism make an increasingly easy target.
In one his longest speeches as Pope, the Holy See outlined his views on a wide range of issues– from poverty and the injustices of unemployment to the need to protect the environment.
In Rendell's chilling view, what goes around comes around, and the injustices of one age are bound to have horrid repercussions, even in supposedly enlightened societies like our own.
He has been telling his son the story of how southwestern Iowa was settled during the civil war, how bitterly his abolitionist grandfather was disappointed by the false peace of reconstruction and the injustices of Jim Crow.
Finally, he comes to a sobering (though inelegantly expressed) conclusion: "My drama of self-actualization proved obscenely trivial beside the suffering of the Zaireans and the injustices of their past".
The 1996 constitution celebrates a country "united in our diversity" and recognises the "injustices of our past".
Dunham wrote, directed and stars as a recent graduate, back at home schlumping about in her pants and resisting the injustices of adulthood.
With this name I wanted to pay homage to a people who had left a great imprint on Portuguese culture and suffered the injustices of history.
"And the injustice of the denigration of the deceased — that they were somehow at fault for their own deaths".
And the injustice of the denigration of the deceased – that they were somehow at fault for their own deaths.
