Sentence examples for has been unjust from inspiring English sources

Football, said Javier Mascherano before this game, has been unjust with the Athletic manager, Marcelo Bielsa.

"The questioning of him as a cricketer, I think, has been unjust.

Or we as women may be more willing to articulate our anger if someone has been unjust to someone else.

Those who suffer inequality often even defend the social system responsible, rather than accept that life has been unjust.

He paid a visit to the Soviet Foreign Ministry to complain that Moscow has been unjust in detaining this long-suffering American citizen.

"But there is also a political issue," Mr. Vives continued, "and there I believe Zapatero has little other remedy than to go after the rich to counter the perception that what has been announced so far has been unjust".

"We have had positions that might have been unjust to women," he said.

"If England had of won, it would have been unjust" (La Nazione).

But Vincent Sheehan, Mr. Sheehan's twin brother, said the verdict had been unjust.

Even so, it would have been unjust to write off this fixture as a non-event.

Villarreal had performed superbly, any other result would have been unjust.