Sentence examples for evil justice from inspiring English sources

Are you "cooperating in evil," Justice Scalia?

Older ones like stories of good and evil; justice and fairness in battle, overcoming adversity; witches and warlocks; dragons, eagles and mythical creatures.

In a concerted attack on Hobbesian moral relativism, Cudworth, argues that the criteria of right and wrong, good and evil, justice and injustice are not a matter of convention, but are founded in the goodness and justice of God.

In 2011, Begg and Philip Zimbardo, the professor of psychology best known for the Stanford Prison Experiment, teamed up to organize a discussion in Dubai on the "nature of good, evil, justice, and forgiveness".

She digs into the meaning of words we use daily, ideas we claim to live by: religion, politics, motherhood; evil and justice; faith, bewilderment and love.

There is a line running from "Beyond Good and Evil" to Justice Anthony Kennedy's assertion (in Planned Parenthood v. Casey) that liberty is "the right to define one's own concept of existence, of meaning, of the universe and of the mystery of human life".

Our collective hope that good would prevail over evil, that justice would be served, was shattered in that chilling moment.

"She is pure evil and justice warrants that she be held accountable for the crimes she committed," District Attorney Nico LaHood said in May.

In all circumstances surrounding the trauma, we must name the evil, seek justice, and care for those affected by such horrendous acts.

Firstly, he argued, following Plato, that it was impossible for good to exist without evil, for justice could not be known without injustice, courage without cowardice, temperance without intemperance or wisdom without foolishness.

How much better Roosevelt would look now if he'd thought more about good and evil, about justice and decency, about America's broken promise, than about whether or not he would be "electable".