Sentence examples for obvious injustices from inspiring English sources

Anyone spending serious time in the long-term prison system soon becomes aware of the obvious injustices that litter the wings and landings.

Even leaving aside the obvious injustices of the current approach and Britain's defiance of the International Labour Organisation convention, it has not improved productivity or competitiveness.

I felt alienated by society, resigned to a life of scraping by – outraged by obvious injustices (distribution of wealth, treatment of minority groups, especially women) and not sure how to give vent.

In spite of some of his attitudes, I admired Baraka for his uncompromising stance on race as an artist – not just the obvious injustices of our eras such as apartheid or race murders, but the more insidious nature of institutional racism in education, industry, the media and society, which is harder to tackle.

Silence in the face of obvious injustices is tacit approval of said injustices.

Witnesses are under "no obligation to turn off a video camera or to shut his eyes to obvious injustices happening before them," he added.

But the rule was supposed to prevent the egregious mistakes that led directly to obvious injustice.

The obvious injustice can't be fixed without opening the door to an even bigger one: sounds like life.

That's why above and beyond the obvious injustice of it, stop and frisk isn't wise policy.

But One Nation cannot and should never be simply the avoidance of the most obvious injustice or collective suicide.

And racially polarised voting is both a subtle problem a far cry from the obvious injustice of segregation and slavery and a waning one.