Sentence examples for was unjustifiably from inspiring English sources

Others said the new analysis was unjustifiably dismissive.

Court documents seen by The Independent show that Mrs Allen believed Mr Irving was unjustifiably moody throughout his stay, unsettling her other guests and behaving rudely towards her.

Shutting the sick and healthy up together in their homes and waiting for nature to take its course was unjustifiably cruel, he wrote, and a move away from this draconian system was required.

Wayne Pacelle, senior vice president of the Washington-based HUnited States of the United Stagreedagreed that reducing the deer population on Long Island was a priority but said that using arrows and bullets was unjustifiably cruel.

There seems little doubt that Calderón exploited his influence for private gain, and he became the main target for the anti-Lerma opposition, headed by the queen, Margarita, for whose death in 1611 he was unjustifiably alleged by his enemies to have been responsible.

– The crashed Volt, its battery shorted by coolant during the period the car was unjustifiably wheels-up, caught fire three weeks after the test.

And federal drug laws are unjustifiably extreme.

I have always been able to imagine being unjustifiably hated".

Or has a line been unjustifiably crossed, diminishing all concerned?

Mr Copé firmly rejects the idea that France is unjustifiably curbing liberty.

"The valuation on Apple stock right now is unjustifiably low," Mr. Cihra said.