Sentence examples for feel injustice from inspiring English sources
We feel grief, we feel injustice, and we feel anger". She said it wearing a headscarf, an expression of solidarity that sprinted around the world.
The street battles in Bangkok this week were a window into the country's pugilistic side, an outpouring of frustration by protesters who say they feel injustice and discrimination in the workings of Thailand's troubled democracy.
"It wasn't enough for [the local prosecutors] for the father to feel injustice and sadness about his son – now he also finds himself accused without any reason or evidence".
"Isis sympathisers feel injustice and anger at America and Israel and always felt that Islam was under attack by Crusaders," Muin Khoury, a leading Jordanian pollster, told the Guardian recently.
All people feel injustice.
But he said he still felt injustice for being ejected and being accused of pulling Mihajlovic's hair.
"This is for the 36 million who have lost the battle to Aids and to those of you out there who have ever felt injustice because of who you are and who you love.
"And this is for the 36 million people who have lost the battle to Aids and to those of you out there who have ever felt injustice because of who you are or who you love, tonight I stand here in front of the world with you and for you.
In an emotional speech Leto thanked his mother, who accompanied him to the awards, "for teaching me to dream" and dedicated his award to "those who have ever felt injustice because of who they are, or who you love".
Stoupakis believes that Salem has a universality to it as a theme, "Salem felt like the proper title for this exhibition; I think one time or another we have all felt injustice towards us in some capacity".
