Sentence examples for violent injustice from inspiring English sources

George Washington disapproved of the Tea Party, and Benjamin Franklin called it "an Act of violent Injustice on our part".

Instead, we've substituted indifference towards extreme unfairness and violent injustice, an indifference borne out of a near total disconnect from people different from ourselves.

There's something about the easygoing rhythms of a man going about his day — playing with his young daughter, trying to win back a job — colliding with the harsh reality of violent injustice that strikes at the soul.

But others included his family and friends; the people in the gated community in Sanford, where the tragedy took place; the African Americans throughout our country who saw this action as one more example of prejudice leading to violent injustice; and the many in the United States who may never feel truly safe again.

(At the other end of the spectrum, I was often just as frustrated by unreasoning crowds. I called the Tea Party -- the First One -- an "act of violent injustice on our part". I hope such angry Impulses in our republic may yet be controlled).

But those outrages weren't the beginning, weren't isolated incidents, but only the most recent and most prominent of such violent injustices.

In Agua (1935; "Water"), a collection of three stories, Arguedas depicts the violent injustices and disorder of the white world as opposed to what he perceived as the peaceful and orderly existence of the exploited but passive Indians.

The city of Baltimore has shown its commitment to stopping these violent injustices against animals, and the ASPCA will continue to provide both local and national resources to help Baltimore meet its commitment for a more humane world.

In August, he gave his blessing to a $30 billion IMF loan which commits the next government to maintain Mr Cardoso's strict fiscal and monetary policies.Nevertheless, Lula leads the polls because he stands for change in a country that, despite Mr Cardoso's impressive reforms, is still riddled with corruption, violent crime, injustice and widespread poverty.

And with the recent violence that has gripped the land of Khun-Anup, there might be some comfort to be found in the power of one man's eloquence -- whether written on papyrus, or updated on Twitter -- against the sometimes violent forces of injustice.

King perceived his non-violent battle against injustice as dependent upon righting economic inequalities.