Sentence examples for apparent injustice from inspiring English sources

Somehow the Finns were dazed, more so from the apparent injustice of it all.

Many found it easy to sympathise with Ghirardi as he raged over the apparent injustice of this decision.

"The man uploaded pictures of the ordeal online and is attracting a lot of concerned netizens who are expressing their discontent and anger towards the apparent injustice".

It would be a folly for women to make a fuss about this apparent injustice; the advantage is in being on the right!

She likens current attitudes to prostitution in Germany to those towards paedophilia in the 1970s: a wilful blindness towards an apparent injustice.

Yet whether the apparent injustice against them carries a painful sting or merely inspires complacency, the record shows that the cataclysm was not theirs alone.

The 15th, a senior politician, was not.Such apparent injustices seemed to run in his family.

Other interests included her love of music and politics, especially apparent injustices.

Do you often find yourself compelled to use what the knowledge that you have gained through your research, (essentially "insider information"), to speak out against the apparent injustices of our time?

Nowhere was Judge Heaney's concern for what he considered injustice more apparent than in his dissent from a 2003 ruling allowing Arkansas officials to force a convicted murderer to take drugs that would make him sane enough to be executed — a ruling the Supreme Court let stand.

Nowhere are these injustices more apparent than in Spotted Eagle's home state of South Dakota, where four of the 15 most impoverished counties in the United States encompass Sioux reservations.