Sentence examples for become unjust from inspiring English sources

Near the beginning of the Memorabilia, Socrates argues against those who say that a just man can never become unjust.

The answer, for a pure egalitarian, must be yes; this answer, however, seems to say that what was a just world has now become unjust, simply because we are made aware of others doing better for themselves than we are (Blake 2012).

They aren't meant to be blindly followed if they become unjust.

The reality though is that American society has become unjust and a responsible citizen would see that action needs to be taken now.

He condemned a France that had become divided, unjust, ruled by a tiny elite, with tax breaks for the rich and 8 million people living in poverty.

A spokeswoman for the Department for Communities and Local Government said: "Parking fines have become an unjust form of arbitrary taxation, corrupting Britain's justice system and fleecing innocent drivers.

We spent much of the aftermath of the 2004 presidential election talking about how to put an end to fifteen-hour voting lines in urban areas, but more than a decade on our electoral processes have only become more unjust.

The result of this configuration, unique in the history of the Islamic world, is that the scholarly ruler had no counterbalance and so became as unjust as any secular ruler with no check on his authority.

He sought to overthrow all that had become calcified and unjust, not only in our politics, but in our values, our society, and our hearts.

This will become a frightening, vengeful, unjust land.

In the "Commedia" (the adjective "Divina" was added to the title after Dante's death) the families and streets of Florence, an encompassing civic world further magnified by the obsession of an unjust exile, become revelations of the absolute.