Sentence examples for justice for instance from inspiring English sources

Justice, for instance, is a matter of personal conscience.

No other justice, for instance, joined his libel opinion.

The predictive power of questioning can be examined for each justice, for instance.

Confirming another conservative Supreme Court justice, for instance, would be quite difficult without 50 Republican votes.

Invoking the heavy hand of the law does not serve justice (for instance, there is a great deal of diversity around the world about what constitutes the legal age of consent).

It is hard to imagine the court without a black justice, for instance, and it may well turn out that Justice Sonia Sotomayor is sitting in a new "Hispanic seat".

Could the justices, for instance, strike the health-care law's unpopular insurance mandate and still find a way to make the overhaul work?

The justices, for instance, noted in their decision that while the law called for voters to be granted state-issued ID simply upon an affirmation, "as implementation of the Law has proceeded, PennDOT -- apparently for good reason -- has refused to allow such liberal access".

Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr., for instance, put it this way, in a letter to a friend: "I hate justice, which means that I know if a man begins to talk about that, for one reason or another he is shirking thinking in legal terms".

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, for instance, asked about "alimony and palimony".

Justice Antonin Scalia, for instance, derided the idea as "touchy-feely".