Sentence examples for think unjustly from inspiring English sources

After a practice round, Gary Player defended the changes, saying, "There have been a lot of criticisms, but I think unjustly so, now I've played it..

I've criticized the first lady before, and I now think somewhat unjustly, for her willingness to declare that her daughters are the center of her world.

I did this because I despised people I think are unjustly wealthy and wanted to embarass them.

If you are inclined to think that the unjustly awarded election of 2000 led to one of the worst Presidencies of this or any other era, it is not easy to look at Al Gore.

Did they film it the day she was chastised by the World Anti-Doping Agency?" While in the interest of balance Roberto Alvarez-Gallosaysays: "I still think Hope Solo was unjustly criticized by NBC in America".

In fact, I would right now like to defend one picture that I think has been unjustly accused of communism.

"He looks them straight in the eyes, and says, 'It wasn't me,' and he continues to lie, with the same aplomb, to the point where it actually has an effect, and the parents start to doubt, and think maybe they are unjustly accusing him — maybe it was the cleaning lady," he said.

I think that picture was unjustly accused of Communism.

For years I've lurked on message boards for self-described "incels" — "involuntary celibates," men who think they've been unjustly denied sex.

When news of McGinn's resignation became public -- along with suggestion he was forced out -- philosophy professors from other top universities defended him, and some still think he was treated unjustly.  .

If you think that you are unjustly being denied credit (or only being offered credit at a high interest rate), you should learn more about your credit rights by visiting the Federal Trade Commission's website or researching your state's laws.[24].[24]