Sentence examples for impossibility of justice from inspiring English sources
His failure — and grisly end in a sulphur mine — is Sciascia's statement on the impossibility of justice in his native country.
Wright tries to order events to fit his sense of justice — or, more accurately, his sense of the impossibility of justice — and when the moral is not unambiguous enough he inserts a speech.
In the Village Voice, Alan Scherstuhl added, "Always compelling, 'A War' demands that viewers engage with the questions your '13 Hours' or 'American Sniper' fears to take on, weighting the moral costs of 'our' lives versus 'theirs,' asking what toll the choices that soldiers face exact upon them, and taking a hard look at the impossibility of justice in many cases of civilian casualties.
It seems to suggest the impossibility of doing justice to life's plenitude in art.
He's speaking about the impossibility of doing justice to the brave men who have lost their lives in the war – something that resonates with the war in Iraq.
In among the stuff about the how the spirit of Jerry Garcia lives on and the impossibility of doing the band's legacy justice, there's a conversation with Dead guitarist Bob Weir: when he mentions that he likes the National, the Desser twins are left incredulous at receiving a compliment from their idol.
One thing the justices never envisioned as they highlighted the impossibility of "an Islamic state" when so many different versions of Islam exist, was that anything could band together the disparate groups of the religious right.
An impossibility, of course.
Call it the impossibility of hope.
