Sentence examples for got injustice from inspiring English sources

"If you've got injustice, this is your movie," he continued.

Don't let injustice just get swept under the rug or explained away via the labels of "misinformation" or worse, "coincidence".

'How can you get the injustice of it unless you feel deeply enough about it?

"The endgame," Robles-Román said, "is getting an injustice out of our justice system".

Some blacks framed it as "civil unrest," but it seemed to many, including me, that authentic anger about bona fide racial injustice got co-opted by a racially-mixed mob less focused on injustice and more on wreaking havoc and stealing TVs.

When the referee denied the visitors a penalty, the perceived injustice got a bit too much for some Mazembe players.

"I am just going to England and we'll see how life goes, we've got a little injustice to sort out".

For those viewers who never got over this injustice — or who simply wonder what became of Andy Dick — the principal cast and producers of "The Ben Stiller Show" plan to reunite at the New York Comedy Festival, the festival's organizers said on Friday.

Brown's sense of grievance and injustice got the better of him, and he descended into a deep despair, where his actions and bad language, his bullying and secrecy, were unbecoming of a chancellor, let alone a prime minister in waiting.

"You get carried away with injustice, injustice, injustice, but there is no greater injustice than to lose a person to a crime of violence.

I told him that The Sun blamed the fans and I got the feeling of injustice across to him... Ed was moved and upset.