Sentence examples for force of injustice from inspiring English sources
It's ultimately the irreparable deterioration of her home life (which includes a narrative gut-punch that's thrown with the full force of injustice) that leads Maud to fling herself into political action with abandon and fury.
Anyone who runs in Denver's online fan circles on social media or message boards is likely to be familiar with the concept of "Nugg Life," a nearly personified notion of some inexplicable cosmic force of injustice which prevents the team from having good things, and usually inflicts its damage at the most inopportune moments.
Asked why, the one-time scourge of corporate America replied that "The forces of injustice never take a holiday".
The masked, sword-wielding vigilante defends the poor and victimized against the forces of injustice, and his feats have been featured in virtually every form of media.
The first is the glorification of violence almost for its own sake and the imagery of young men – "lions" – fighting heroically against the almost overwhelming forces of injustice.
Since graduating from Harvard College in 1985 and then getting his law degree, Alan Jenkins '89 had been on a career fast track, but he felt frustrated about the forces of injustice and inequality he saw around him.
What we do know is that coming face to face with forces of injustice beyond her control, the questions of evil and the Other took on new urgency.
I have always believed, no matter how long it takes, how many setbacks are suffered, how resilient the forces of injustice, the righteous will prevail.
In my IJB group, I found that in mobilizing our individual religious communities we were able to be a united and powerful voice against the forces of injustice.
As Eboo Patel, a fellow interfaith activist and a Muslim American, said, "The forces of inclusion have always defeated the forces of injustice, and they always will".
Thus "A Sublime Madness" was born, its title taken from a concept by theologian Reinhold Niebuhr, who once wrote that a certain "sublime madness" is required to do battle against the forces of injustice. .
