Sentence examples for unjust manner from inspiring English sources

"But they are acting in an illegal and unjust manner and have not been giving any support in resolving the issues, so we were not left any choice but to pursue the matter legally and await justice".

"The government has repeatedly acted in an unjust manner, and this will only provoke great anger from protesters.

"That attitude is a direct result of the lack of respect for law enforcement, resulting from the slanderous, insulting, and unjust manner in which police officers are being portrayed".

Back then, she felt like she was "Joan of Arc, and it was my job to pick up the sword and defend anyone that I felt like was being treated in an unjust manner," she says.

Networks of scientific friends that review the work of each other in an unjust manner undermine scientific integrity.

His fight and cause wasn't for us to greet each other in an unjust and prejudice manner.

But it is significant that in the Theaetetus (176b), Socrates says again that our goal is to be as like the god as possible, and since the god is in no way and in no manner unjust, but as just as it is possible to be, nothing is more like the god than the one among us who becomes correspondingly as just as possible.

It is a natural impulse to assign blame, and sometimes there is human culpability, but on many occasions, the old description of "acts of God" is applicable, although it is not clear why God would act in such an unjust and precipitous manner taking the lives of innocent individuals and wreaking havoc on their families.

And few, if any, states could match the consistently unjust and unquestionably inhumane manner in which Texas sends its prisoners to their doom.

At the age at which you are entitled to think you can achieve anything, to be confronted with the alternative, and in such a stark manner, is cruel and unjust.

"It is unacceptable for any person or company, especially one who specifically moved here because of our laws, to violate those laws in a manner that gives them an unjust advantage over those who follow the law," Zeese wrote.