Sentence examples for for justice like from inspiring English sources
She wanted to manipulate the weather like Storm from the X-Men, fight for justice like Wonder Woman, and slink around Gotham City in skin-tight vinyl like Michelle Pfeiffer as Catwoman.
She wanted to manipulate the weather like Storm from the X-Men, fight for justice like Wonder Woman and slink around Gotham City in skintight vinyl like Michelle Pfeiffer as Catwoman.
While I believe wholeheartedly in the sentiment behind #AllLivesMatter, its proponents must recognize that as a direct response to the profound #BlackLivesMatter it feels, to those pressing for justice, like an unfair retort to a sentiment that was never expressed in the first place.
The track really deals with inspiring (young) people to be connected with home and to most importantly be a part of the change.. "cuz for change, we need the change na your pocket, not the bling, so dont lock it... .. Sierra Leone at this point needs lots of positive change and Moi channels that through the positivity of his lyrics, challenging youth to "fight for Justice, like Malcolm X or MLK".
John Stuart Mill writes, '... for justice, like many other moral attributes, is best defined by its opposite' [ 4].
They can establish the need for Justices like Sotomayor on the Court, and start winning the broader battle over the future of the Supreme Court, by turning the Sotomayor hearings into a referendum on the activism of the Roberts Court.
The stakes for women in this country have never been higher and control of the United States Senate is at the nexus of that fight, and at the end of the day, even when Republican Susan Collins votes for women's health, she will vote first for Mitch McConnell and then for justices like Samuel Alito and John Roberts, who she voted for, who brought us opinions like Hobby Lobby".
'A victory for justice' "I would like to recognize and pay tribute to the courage of the survivors who have broken the silence of sexual violence in DRC through their testimonies, starting in Goma, Bukavu and Kinshasa," said UNICEF Representative in DR Congo Philippe Heffinck.
Supporters praise his taking unusual actions in pursuit of his notions of justice, like for a time refusing to handle drug cases out of opposition to mandatory minimums.
He rails against the American judge who, "by delivering [Strauss-Kahn] to the crowd of photo hounds, pretended to take him for a subject of justice like any other".
Bernard-Henri Lévy, a philosopher who once defended Roman Polanski's right not to be jailed in America for unlawful sex with a minor, railed against the judge who "pretended to take [DSK] for a subject of justice like any other".
