Sentence examples for lively justice from inspiring English sources

Fine singing and broad clowning are furnished by a generously talented cast of five, in multiple roles, who are abetted by the witty sets of Vicki R. Davis, the lighting of Jeff Nellis and the costumes of Gail Cooper-Hecht, while the pianist Larry Goldberg and the percussionist Rex Benincasa do lively justice to an eclectic score that draws upon jazz, rock and gospel among other sources.

WASHINGTON — The lawyers were listless and the justices lively at a Supreme Court argument on Tuesday on how prosecutors may use crime laboratory reports at a trial.

WASHINGTON -- The line between speech protected by the First Amendment and aid to terrorists appeared elusive at the Supreme Court on Tuesday, and the justices' lively questioning complicated rather than clarified matters.

Reflecting the justices' lively interest in the subject, this case, Illinois v. McArthur, No. 99-1132, is one of 5 Fourth Amendment cases out of 60 that the court has so far agreed to decide during the current term.

But it is beyond debate that interest in re-examining the wisdom of the Constitution's grant of life tenure to Supreme Court justices, a lively topic at the time of Chief Justice Rehnquist's illness and death, has continued to grow.

There was nothing exceptional in Gerta's file, no way to see her sophistication about world events, her keen sense of justice, her lively mind.

We hosted a lively discussion about economic justice in the storied Clayborn Temple, the meeting point for the sanitation workers' strike of 1968, which King came to Memphis to support.

The court's decision not to hear the case touched off a lively debate among three justices.

The new question led to a lively argument that illuminated the justices' very different understandings of the meaning of equal protection, the workings of the political process and the value of affirmative action programs.

I'm not sure my transcript write-up did justice to quite how lively it was.

On that telling note, Chief Justice William Rehnquist ended the lively oral argument with "the case is submitted".