This long, serious work was unjustly neglected – despite an Oscar nomination for best adapted screenplay – but remained a personal favourite for Lumet.
I have always admired the work of the unjustly neglected playwright Charles Wood.
So Miliband should "do God" in the sense that he should take on the churches and other faith groups where they act unjustly, and work with them when they work for justice.
Of bonus critics, she added, executives like her husband work hard and are unjustly singled out as greedy.
On one of my first visits, Michael and I bonded over a shared fascination with the work of Edward Whittemore, an unjustly neglected American writer who, after graduating from Yale, in 1955, served in the Marines and as a C.I.A. operative in the Far East and Jerusalem.
Mr. Botstein also travels the globe as a guest conductor with a reputation as an indefatigable champion of largely unknown and often unjustly neglected works, which he regularly exhumes, performs and records.
As Sikh Americans, we were very pained to see leaders of civil rights organizations and academic institutions as well as a Muslim American who served the Navy as a JAG officer and worked in the Department of Homeland Security unjustly surveiled.
The league disbanded after it was alleged that many of its files were inaccurate and so workers were unjustly being denied work.
Orson Welles said part of his preparation for making Citizen Kane was intently studying The Power and the Glory, a film also likened, not unjustly, to the work of Eugene O'Neill, if O'Neill had ever written anything so concise.
