Sentence examples for justice enough from inspiring English sources

And that's justice enough in post-Constitutional America.

Nor should they assume that if they delay justice enough, their case will be abandoned.

This time there is a man of honour, a kind of lawman without portfolio - someone who believes in justice enough to follow its cause for a pittance.

Viewers of the British series may expect that punishment of some kind awaits our American antihero, but perhaps more seasons like this new one are justice enough for Underwood.

Among us were six members of parliament, ten judges, including the Chief Justice, enough lawyers to start a hundred class actions, enough doctors to staff ten district hospitals, and enough engineers, architects, and quantity surveyors to transform one of our many growth points into a small city.

And the best thing is that my kids ate it all; that was justice enough for me.

But try to import the chief justice's "enough is enough" from the one context to the other, to predict the imminent outcome of that case, and the microscope's lens becomes blurry.

And there's the spiritual argument: We as a society are better served by mercy than by cruelty and vengeance as the slain MIT officer Sean Collier's sister wrote, she "can't imagine that killing in response to killing would ever bring me peace or justice... enough is enough".

He dreamed of growing a movement for racial, social and economic justice large enough and powerful enough to change a system, which, in his words, "produced beggars," by treating workers as commodities or economic units or as simple tools for the accumulation of profit.

Mr. Jumblatt, who said he chose "stability at the expense of justice," delivered enough of his bloc's votes to Hezbollah and its allies.

"No compensation, no amount of money, no measure of justice is enough to make it right for a family who's had their piece of the American dream wrongly taken from them," he said.