Sentence examples for unjustly perceived from inspiring English sources

Yet, Trayvon Martin's death remains both a tragedy and an indication of the systemic problem that young black men are often unjustly perceived as threatening.

Supporters say this will improve access for poorer Americans: to which critics reply with a cry of "Canada," a code word that, justly or unjustly, is held to encapsulate all the perceived ills of socialized medicine.

Agents who act on their own, private, judgment of justice will be perceived by others to be acting unjustly.

Kennedy was the son of a Royal Navy officer who was unjustly court-martialed; his father was later reinstated and died in battle during World War II, but the initial conviction pushed Kennedy to pursue what he perceived as other miscarriages of justice.

For perceived advantage?

"It will be well perceived".

"Swaps are perceived as riskless.

Or, more accurately, perceived pressure.

Or perceived.

And not just perceived change".

Indeed perceived age.