Sentence examples for memory for injustice from inspiring English sources
He had a long memory for injustice.
In northern Mexico, Santiago (Arthur Kennedy), a grizzled, devil-may-care outlaw with a long memory for injustices, takes refuge with Manuel Eugene Iglesiass), a young and earnest dirt farmer with mercenary dreams, and his lively, overburdened wife, Maria (Betta St. John).
For a long while it was "a byword for injustice, incompetence and...disreputable practice and intrigue".
Those with an adolescent's ear for injustice recognized bitter irony.
They allow unilateral secession as a remedy for injustice, but deny that injustice is the only ground for a unilateral (claim- right to seclaim- right
"... [T]he time for injustice has gone".
Compensation might instead be for injustice preceding the trial, perhaps perpetrated by colonial powers where research now takes place.
Jean Rhys spent decades battling her memory, for instance, composing The Wide Sargasso Sea as an answer to the injustice she saw in Jane Eyre.
The yes campaign repeatedly conjured up the Iraq war as a bitter memory of Westminster injustice.
Even the histrionics of Iran's hardliners, with their ripe memories of imperial injustice, are not reason enough for the west to strip human rights from its approach to Iran.
