Sentence examples for intolerable injustice from inspiring English sources

His obscurity seemed like an intolerable injustice, and correcting it gave her a sense of purpose.

In his inaugural address, Mr. Fox lamented that most indigenous people continue to suffer "intolerable injustice, marginalization and inequality".

It is quite evident you do not all realise we are human beings or it would not be necessary to argue with you that women may, suffering from intolerable injustice, be driven to adopt revolutionary methods.

Whichever it may have been, the law has created intolerable injustice for often powerless people and quite unacceptable restrictions on freedom of speech to which the state of Pakistan is committed.

If you conceive of the Church as a pyramid of power, with the priesthood at the top, the Roman Curia above them, and the pope at its pinnacle, then the exclusion of women from the priesthood is a plain, intolerable injustice.

Then people began to say that while they believed they had no criticism of militancy, as militancy, while they thought it was quite justifiable for people to revolt against intolerable injustice, it was absurd and ridiculous for women to attempt it because women could not succeed.

Those who desire peace must face the fact, however, that the nations were still a long way from accepting peaceful methods of settling disputes, and that international relations were based on intolerable injustices.

Even 10 more minutes of injustice is intolerable.

This injustice is intolerable.

The silence and taboos that impede conversation about slavery don't only cause the atrocities of human trafficking to slip our minds, they also foment the petri dish in which intolerable oppression and incomprehensible injustices flourish.

Intolerance is intolerable.