Sentence examples for total injustice from inspiring English sources

Why? "For me, this is total injustice.

One woman, a lawyer, said that the whole thing was a total injustice.

'I was indignant about the total injustice of it all,' Walker says, 'that's why I agreed to work on the course.

A draw was not a total injustice, however, given the nature of the rearguard display by Spurs, with the captain, Younès Kaboul, outstanding in central defence and Hugo Lloris yet again excellent in goal, no more so than when he dived low to his left to keep out Per Mertesacker's close-range header on 58 minutes.

"Alice's story underscores the disparities and unfairness that can exist in criminal sentencing — and the need to remedy this total injustice," Trump said.

His compatriot Novak Djokovic said the sanction was a "total injustice" and blamed the "negligence" of the doping control officer (DCO).

"You really felt like a total instrument of injustice".

Elena Kostyuchenko, aged 21, is one of the paper's youngest reporters and recalls how Politkovskaya's work – with her total devotion to exposing injustice – inspired her to join the paper.

"A spirituality that preaches resignation under official brutalities, servile acquiescence in frustration and sterility, and total submission to organized injustice is one which has lost interest in holiness and remains concerned only with a spurious notion of 'order.'" Thomas Merton Bystander.

"The decision made by the Senate is a great injustice and shows total lack of respect for Turkey," he told the CNN-Turk television channel.

The disproportion of it - and the injustice - had become total.