Sentence examples for unjustly linked from inspiring English sources
Mr. Obama said he was being unjustly linked to "somebody who engaged in detestable acts 40 years ago, when I was 8 years old".
We as a society, whether justly or unjustly, still link leadership with a degree of masculinity.
He encouraged people to "read of a previous occasion Mr. Hyatt found himself in court for having unjustly fired an employee," and linked to a New York Times article from 1990 that reported on a ruling against Mr. Hyatt's firm that found that it had illegally removed the head of its Philadelphia office, Clarence B. Cain, after learning he had AIDS.
Mr. Radanovich, he said, was unjustly trying to rewrite Yosemite history, which was inextricably linked with that of the Sierra Club.
Gamers aren't running short of things to revile at present, justly or unjustly that Samus-free Metroid spin-off for 3DS, the Batmobile of Arkham Knight, the recent horrific plague of women asking to be portrayed as human beings, rather than orifices linked together by strands of chainmail bikini.
Gamers aren't running short of things to revile at present, justly or unjustly – that Samus-free Metroid spin-off for 3DS, the Batmobile of Arkham Knight, the recent horrific plague of women asking to be portrayed as human beings, rather than orifices linked together by strands of chainmail bikini.
The argument amounts to: "You release a justly convicted Libyan, and we will free six unjustly convicted foreigners".Amazingly, much of the rest of the world, including many African and Arab countries and even some European politicians seems to agree with Libya's attempt to link the issues.
But with a major George Clooney film based on the work of a specialist unit devoted to saving art and heritage out next month, the few remaining people who have close links to one of Britain's least likely heroes fear that the true story of an unjustly overlooked champion of cultural history has been edited out in order to make good adventure cinema.
