Sentence examples for feeling justice from inspiring English sources

Music is a language that captures what cannot be put into words, but even watching the performance videos and hearing the music doesn't do this feeling justice.

Others struggled with conflicting feelings: justice must be done, but not this way.

By operating one case at a time, rather than from a grand vision, Alito has proved himself to be the closest thing conservatives have to a feelings justice.

Off the course, Tiger talked about how much his father had meant to him, but the flat, affectless language didn't do his feelings justice.

My words won't do them or my feelings justice.

In it, she called Alito "the closest thing conservatives have to a feelings justice" and said that, in his opinions, "we get a window onto right-wing empathy on this court".

Mr. Phillips, the lawyer for Mr. Dula, said he was happy to hear that the charges would be dismissed but added that he could not help feeling that justice delayed was justice denied.

Far from feeling that justice has been done, we end up feeling sorry for the scumbag.

Almost a year on, there remains a disturbing feeling that justice is far from being delivered.

"I wish you all could've experienced that feeling," said Justice, gulping.

But individual consumers with serious grievances or injuries may exit the process feeling that justice has not been served.