Sentence examples for equally unjust from inspiring English sources
Women assigning it to themselves is equally unjust.
Not all violence is equally reprehensible; not all wars are equally unjust.
The most notorious retrospective laws are, of course, those which make something criminal which was lawful at the time it was done but, as Thomas Jefferson once noted, retrospective laws "are equally unjust in civil as in criminal cases".
While this view is arguably unfair, it is equally unjust to decree that gay people, no matter how committed, faithful or enduring their relationships may be, are unable to attain this standard.
Pepys was flung into the Tower on an absurd charge of treason brought against him by Scott and supported by the Exclusionists in Parliament, as also on a minor and equally unjust charge of popery, brought against him by a dismissed butler whom he had caught in bed with his favourite maid.
There is no doubt that the great poison in the region is this Israeli policy of domination and the suffering imposed on the Palestinians, as well as the perception of the body of the population in the region and beyond of the injustice of this policy and the equally unjust support of the United States for this policy".
We are equally called upon to deliberate on the great questions of war and peace, as John Paul II did in relation to the Iraq war, which he defined as unjust.
He is cruel and selfish, yes; but so too are most of those around him, in a pitiless, frozen world where death stalks the just and unjust equally.
"That just strikes me as incredibly unjust".
Justice as equality entitles every state as a matter of rights to the benefits derived from the common heritage of humankind and it would be unjust not to share equally the benefits arising from the utilization of these common heritage resources.
