Meanings of cruelly unjust in English

Once begun, these cruelly unjust suspicions rankled in men's minds and spread.

There never was a bolder crime consummated nor one more cruelly unjust.

The suspicions which he was endeavoring to make Martial share were cruelly unjust.

My suspicions were cruelly unjust, but you have dispelled them.

Surely it is cruelly unjust to say that it was she who cast the slur!

I was unjust, cruelly unjust, toward you.

Words that were cruelly unjust; but his self-love drove him to defend himself at the expense of his wife.

People are cruelly unjust to Mangan: they think he is all rugged strength just because his manners are bad.

Pusillanimous or simply prudent; or perhaps cruelly unjust, to a person who had paid penalties and greatly needed kindness?

He looked very gravely at me and replied, That is not true, and is most cruelly unjust to my men.

She was moving away, but Fan, stung by a reproach so cruelly unjust, started to her feet with a cry of passion.

It would be cruelly unjust- Ithinkquite unpardonable in you to bring forward the name of Mr Willoughby Maule in connection with Bridget.

Really now, Mr. Goldthorpe, speaking as an intellectual man, as a man of imagination, could anything be more cruelly unjust than this leasehold system?

That he was unjust to her,-cruellyunjust, she was quite sure.

"Rima," I cried, "you are cruelly unjust to say such words to me.

"It was wickedly unjust," he said-"cruellyunjust.