Sentence examples for deep injustices from inspiring English sources
Extremist perspectives win sympathy and recruits because they offer narratives that claim to identify deep injustices and enemies.
Working hand-in-hand with civil rights organizations and African American residents of Mississippi, these students helped to shine a spotlight on the deep injustices of Jim Crow.
The unions, in a joint declaration, said they wanted to show "firm opposition to austerity measures which would plunge Europe into stagnation, if not recession" creating deep "injustices".
She told the conference: "At its heart will be radical action on land reform, empowering communities, raising attainment in our schools and tackling some of the deep injustices in our society, like domestic abuse and gender inequality".
Black girls learn almost from the womb to empathize with others, even when those others have committed deep injustices toward us.
But as the decades passed, what had begun as a peasant revolt against deep injustices and acute poverty transformed into a cocaine-fueled war that also involved state-backed paramilitaries.
To Mr. Kasl, that is a deep injustice.
I feel a deep injustice, even though the coaching staff wanted me to stay.
Oxfam says there is deep injustice in the way food is grown and distributed.
To me it's a deep injustice that this kind of violence is tolerated in a place like Brazil.
