Sentence examples for final injustice from inspiring English sources

The final injustice is death, the ultimate bondage.

However, absent this, Mr. Davis faces an extraordinary and obviously final injustice.

That final injustice is almost intolerable: In the trade-off between Philomena's forbearance and Coogan's viperish anger – "It's the Catholic Church that should be going to confession, not you" he points out – it is Coogan who wins the day, more so perhaps than the filmmakers might have liked.

As a final injustice, in her next performance report, the commander told the victim she was "too emotional" and downgraded her.

Forced to come to terms with her fate, the last few lines of Reyhaneh's final message verbalize the injustice she had known, The world did not love us.

This, to some extent, mitigates the lingering injustice of their final victories over Hungary in 1954 and the Netherlands in 1974, which deprived football of two brilliant champions from smaller countries, and two magnificent stories of sporting achievement.

The division of the soul leads to the final evaluation of justice and injustice: In the city there is justice if the members of the three classes mind their own business; in the individual soul justice likewise consists in each part fulfilling its own function.

The feeling of turning off the TV after the guys you were rooting for just lost the seventh game of the N.B.A. Finals: temporary desolation before "the injustice which triumphs so flagrantly in the destinies of men" (Gissing).

The final stop, it would seem, is Injustice Central.

The Germans, of course, were also helped by Jack Taylor, an English referee who seemed determined to make up for the injustice of the 1966 World Cup final.

Because he spared us from having to make difficult, final choices, I was able to finally forgive him for so many other parental injustices.