Sentence examples for shocking injustice from inspiring English sources

But in a piece that, as you said "has no villains" or shocking injustice, do you think such stories will continue, despite their lack of scandal?

As America becomes more diverse and less religious than ever, white conservative Christian men are losing their disproportionate influence on politics and, because they think of themselves as the natural and deserving custodians of that power, having to share it feels like a shocking injustice.

The authorities often blame their country's weak institutions for the shocking injustice, but conveniently fail to ignore the fact that the absolute lack of political will to protect and support these activists is often what puts them in mortal danger in the first place.

It felt like the Twilight Zone that people could see that video and believe that anything other than a shocking injustice, reminiscent of slavery, had taken place.

However, there are some shocking injustices that remain which are impoverishing millions.

Thousands of human rights defenders and journalists, who, in every corner of the planet, work to expose some of the world's most shocking abuses and injustices do not have to imagine this.

And humor can work to shine a light on strangeness — jokes often seem to me like the best way to underscore a shocking incongruity or an injustice, some absurd assumption that we all seem to possess.

In a world where shocking corruption, violence, and injustice meet stunning generosity, future-making discovery, and a rebellious hope we need a theater that gives us new ideas, not just a good time (and yes it can be one and the same).

Ken's probable innocence is the most shocking of a series of injustices in his case.

But though the cause was embraced by many figures over the years Martin Luther King said in 1966, "Of all the forms of inequality, injustice in health is the most shocking and inhuman"—it remained relatively marginal.

It is especially bitter to note that this vote came the week before the nation's celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. "Of all the forms of inequality," Dr. King once said, "injustice in health is the most shocking and inhuman".