Sentence examples for like a justice from inspiring English sources

After unsuccessfully trying to poison himself, Napoleon spoke his farewell to his "Old Guard," and after a hazardous journey, during which he narrowly escaped assassination, he arrived at Elba on May 4. "I want from now on to live like a justice of the peace," Napoleon declared on his little island.

And as much as he likes being a justice in State Supreme Court in Brooklyn, and he does, he also does not want respectability to tarnish his credentials as a former student radical.

I WOULD have liked to have been a justice of the Supreme Court for one case, yes," Mario M. Cuomo said.

Would you still like to become a justice of the Supreme Court?

"We didn't want it to be like going to a justice of the peace or anything," Ms. Trzcinski said.

Professor Klarman said that it "seems plausible" that support for same-sex marriage at the polls "would influence the view of a justice like Anthony Kennedy, who clearly is influenced by 'evolving social mores' in his constitutional interpretations".

One possibility is that the state recognition issue offers a compromise, a half-step for a justice like Kennedy.

"I feel like a rotter," Justice David H. Souter, who retired in 2009, wrote to Mr. Garner.

Like a revolution, justice is an idea and ideas cannot be killed.

It is that she approaches her job less like a typical justice than like the state legislator she once was.

For an athlete to wear a P6 symbol would be "like a Supreme Court justice tattooing the First Amendment on his or her arm," Ellner said.