unjustness

He could acknowledge the unjustness of the Russian invasion, while insisting the U.S. needed to limit its involvement and keep its attention on China.

"Our emotional journey was going from the helplessness of the infertility compounded by the feeling of unjustness given all the other medical issues already faced," he said.

Applying the new rule’s standards to American workers reveals its unjustness.

Still, the foreperson questioned the charge of first-degree murder, without any lesser charges for the jury to consider: "I understand it, but there’s a bit of unjustness to it."

Gilmour shows how these relationships were often meaningful despite the obvious power imbalances and inherent unjustness involved, and also explains the significance of how they came to an end.