Sentence examples for injustice mark from inspiring English sources

Lorca's stay in the United States and Cuba yielded Poeta en Nueva York (published 1940; Poet in New York), a series of poems whose dense, at times hallucinatory images, free-verse lines, and thematic preoccupation with urban decay and social injustice mark an audacious departure from Lorca's previous work.

Framing epistemic matters in terms of "injustice" marks a significant development in social epistemology, through which attention is drawn to the complex network of epistemic relations between knowers.

Only ending occupation will end this injustice and mark the birth of peace".

It also provides some disturbing insights into a world children and young people see as marked by violence, injustice and discrimination.

But the injustice of racism left an indelible mark on him and his future writing.

Her life was marked by the double injustice of illegitimacy and a disastrous marriage to a brutish engraver.

This is wide of the mark and something of an injustice.

Better to let an injustice take place than risk a black mark against your name.

"Our childhood was marked by a sense of injustice concerning our father," her sister Yann Marechal wrote me in an e-mail.

"How often relations between individuals, between groups and between peoples are marked not by love but by selfishness, injustice, hatred and violence," the pope said.

At the center of the story is the energy of revolt, the enduring moral force of spiritual and physical resistance to injustice; its refinement is no mere contemplative passivity but the mark of a precise and decisive physical engagement.