Sentence examples for justice simply from inspiring English sources

Justice simply is and as such remains eternally changeless.

Both deserved justice, simply put, because that is the right and the responsibility of a human being.

In unforgiving times, when international courts seek to bring miscreant leaders to justice, simply walking away is not an option.

Even as administration officials voiced confidence that Mr. bin Laden was guilty, they seemed less sure that he could be brought to justice simply by military strikes.

Show trials, like that of Saddam Hussein, do not deliver justice simply by being held in the country where the crimes were committed.

In other words, would we not create a society in which justice simply becomes a cultural form of revenge – and moreover a revenge with no discernable end?

But he also said that supporters of Mr. Burris did not have to make a case based on racial justice, but simply on basic law.

"The commission isn't about justice, but simply about what's possible in today's Brazil," said Cecília Coimbra, a psychologist who heads Torture Never Again, a group pushing for prosecution of rights abuses.

You could feel it when Justice Sotomayor, a hero to many Hispanics, received the kind of cheers that Supreme Court justices simply don't get.

Were the Oklahoma justices simply ducking for cover under the shadow of Casey?

In most cases, dissenting Justices simply file their opinions with the clerks.