Sentence examples for completing justice from inspiring English sources

Cooley has said, "It's about completing justice.

But, far from being the typical age-inappropriate fling, this was a difficult, near-impossible relationship that neither party rushed into glibly and whose emotional pitfalls and complexities the film does complete justice to.

It's true that terrible things happen in the courts still, I wouldn't say that we're completely in line with complete justice.

Summaries don't always do complete justice to a story.

Their account did complete justice to the work's nobility and expressive appeal.

Yet even that fails to do complete justice to what Coleman's players are on the verge of pulling off.

English PEN, the writers' organisation, supported the translation but it is questionable whether it does complete justice to Marie's words.

But the young woman said she still feels that complete justice has eluded her, because the drivers who ferried her from john to john, her de facto bosses, remain at large.

Through Feb. 14 "The Game Show" doesn't do complete justice to its theme -- it would take a museum show to do that -- but it does get you thinking about the kinds of relationships there are between games and art.

You can say, with complete justice, that people say things dismissive things about the elderly that they would never dare to say about the female, the gay, the black or the disabled.

As we will use as few technicalities as possible to get the gist of the view, we will not do complete justice to its sophistication and nuance.