"Nice to see someone here's paying attention," she said with gross and deliberate unfairness.

They are even more enraged than normal by the profligacy of the state, and the gross unfairness of public sector job security and pensions.

To date, the British government has steadfastly refused to acknowledge Isitfair's claims of the gross unfairness of the current system and did not modify their legislative policies.

As an old friend of Mr. Kernis, he wanted to make sure that there had not been any "gross unfairness" involved, he said recently.

He added that it was "a gross unfairness to so many people who have struggled every day with mental illness."

Woolf was not an admirer of American capitalism, but he considered Martin's failure to display any criticism of Russia as "gross unfairness."

"I have been appalled by what I consider the gross unfairness of the procedure, of the way in which you have conducted yourself."

Trying to squeeze emotion out of him constituted a terrible cruelty, a gross unfairness on my part.

Despair shifted to resentment after a while-an angry, defiant argument with God, protesting the gross unfairness of it all, pleading for reprieve-and then contrition for his presumption.

Injustice means "gross unfairness."