Sentence examples for as unjustly from inspiring English sources

quickly developed a mission of reviving works that he saw as unjustly neglected.

In 1956, he made The Wrong Man, about a man convicted of murder as unjustly and mysteriously as Halsman had been.

THERE are few American films as subtle, moving and bursting with human truth as Leo McCarey's "Make Way for Tomorrow 193737), and few that have been as unjustly forgotten.

They saw Islam as threatening to overrun a prostrate West weakened by the erosion of traditional Christian values, and viewed themselves as unjustly ostracized by out-of-touch political elites.

For example, last June, President Bush singled out a handful of political dissidents as "unjustly imprisoned," including Ayman Nour, the onetime presidential candidate and opposition political leader here in Egypt, and greeted democracy advocates, including Saad Eddin Ibrahim, also Egyptian.

Cortez is the man Ricky Hatton still says let Floyd Mayweather Jnr get away with continued fouling against him here last December, as well as unjustly slowing his own momentum by docking him a point unnecessarily.

It's the story of the inversion, and he says this. Suppose the person who acts justly is perceived by everyone as acting unjustly, and the person who acts unjustly is perceived as acting justly.

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

Mr. Darkazanli defended Mohamed Atta, who is suspected of being the ringleader of the Sept. 11 attacks, as being unjustly accused.

Also released in 1936 was The Walking Dead, a horror entry featuring Boris Karloff as an unjustly executed man who returns from the grave to exact vengeance.

"He thought of himself as an unjustly persecuted person who would be vindicated in the end, but the theme of divine identity is not there".