The juxtaposition of this material with pulpy devices, including brutal vigilante justice and stolen treasure, makes for a singular, if not entirely coherent, reading experience.
"The Last Days of Ptolemy Grey," by Walter Mosley (Riverhead; $25.95) The juxtaposition of Mosley's material with pulpy devices, including brutal vigilante justice and stolen treasure, makes for a singular, if not entirely coherent, reading experience.
His exhibitions there made his name in a country that Franceschini believes was not doing justice to its artistic treasures.
I call upon the American people to affirm with me this American Promise that we have learned from the tragedy of that long-ago experience forever to treasure liberty and justice for each individual American, and resolve that this kind of action shall never again be repeated.
We know this is not always the case, but, as Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer writes, "We Americans treasure the customs and institutions that have helped us to find the better way".
A conservative court, and a conservative justice, upheld a law passed and treasured by liberals.
The notoriety of any crime should never be elevated by abandoning the principles of justice that we, as civilized citizens, should always treasure as dearly as life itself.
The words "hidden treasure" don't begin to do justice to this extraordinary vaulted hall of ancient books, and the musty smell, which you just want to bottle and take away.
These few examples do absolutely no justice to the actual richness of the proverbial treasure trove.
Justice Breyer wisely observed in his dissent, "That confidence is a public treasure".
