Sentence examples for light of justice from inspiring English sources

What they want is the light of justice.

But we're going to shine the light of justice on them.

And no holiday lights should be lit while the light of justice is snuffed out for so many.

"The slaves and the freedmen who rode an underground railroad, seeking the light of justice under the cover of night — they weathered a hard winter.

"I'm hoping for the light of justice to shine on the men in power," Mr. Tavakkoli said, "because they say they are people of religion".

Mr. Li, he said, "needs protection as they try to drive him to the City of Guilt — not over the mountain of reasonable doubt, but through the dark tunnel" where "the light of justice cannot shine".

Of World War I, President Wilson said that it showed America marching to heights "upon which there rests nothing but the pure light of the justice of God," reflecting the "glimmer of light which came at Calvary, that first dawn which came with the Christian era".

She and Max are master deceivers and unflinching killers, but, despite Marianne's pang of conscience, they come off as paragons of virtue, human-scale superheroes whose unfailing good intentions cast their false words and violent deeds in the beatific light of divine justice.

Therefore, the investigation team construed its objective and subjective elements in light of criminal justice notions (i) punishable preparatory acts; (ii) 'ordering' as mode of individual criminal liability; (iii) effective control and command responsibility; and (iv) indirect perpetration as an organized structure of power.

What the Episcopal Church did 10 years ago today, on August 6, 2003, when they consented to the election of V. Gene Robinson as the ninth Bishop of New Hampshire -- was create a crack in systemic homophobia that let the light in: the light of equality, justice and compassion that shone far beyond our little corner of Christianity in some powerful and prophetic ways.

In light of Supreme Court justice Antonin Scalia saying that key parts of the Civil Rights Act are the result of the "perpetuation of racial entitlement," "Saturday Night Live" Weekend Update anchor Seth Meyers and stand-up comedian Kevin Hart had one question for Scalia and the right wing of the Supreme Court: Really?! "Really, Supreme Court?" asked Hart, who hosted the show this week.