unjustly

Better men than I have had to face that as unjustly.

He had been held unjustly in prison for a year.

On the day when everything taken away unjustly from people will be restored to them.

I only appear in court when other people have been unjustly treated.

Therefore I am friend to any who may fall suspect unjustly.

So, we asked, what did he buy with the money that was unjustly thrown his way?

And then, when it's too late, sometimes you can already have damaged a person unjustly.

"It will be made clear that you were unjustly accused."

I die innocent; my life is taken from me unjustly.

Then I would have slain three men unjustly, he thought.

"You see, my children's lives were taken away so unjustly.

"We know in history that many people have been executed unjustly," she said.

Whether a man can treat himself unjustly or not, is evident from what has been said.

A good man's name has been dragged unjustly through the streets.

Those who had done nothing against us felt that they were unjustly persecuted.

Defense lawyers said the move would unjustly hurt their clients.

And I know it's unfair because you were unjustly charged.

Their fates were being decided by men, but I did not think unjustly.

For instance, they have been sentencing our people unjustly to prison.

How is that solved by continuing to hold him unjustly?

"Or a woman unjustly separated from the man she loves."

But they are also in the best position to know just how devastating the experience is for those who were unjustly accused.

"I've been unjustly held prisoner for more than a year, and I know that the evidence is in my favor."

Above all, the decision unjustly denigrated a group of people simply for who they are.

Detroit has unjustly come to represent the worst in America.