Sentence examples for loving justice from inspiring English sources

We, too, are grateful for the ways you have modeled ecclesial commitment, theological rigor and have insisted that loving justice motivate our deliberations and actions.

He was a board member of the Congregation of Loving Justice and the JCC of Carteret.

"I love Justice Marshall," she said.

Jo could do this because she loved justice.

Some years ago, they made a pact with the devil: an inelegant pact, repugnant to those who love justice.

As Albert Camus once said, "I should be able to love my country and still love justice".

Children are innocent, said G. K. Chesterton, more or less, and so they love justice.

Kagan, answering a Marshall-related question from Senator Kyl, said, I love Justice Marshall, but if you'll confirm me to this position, you'll get Justice Kagan.

Apparently defeated by Henry, Gregory died in exile because, as Gregory said, he "loved justice and hated iniquity"—but the ideals he espoused, as well as the controversy he engendered, continued into the next century.

Georgette, poor and from upstate New York, is intimidated and enchanted by the rich, brilliant radical who loves justice and humanity but despises her parents because of their refusal to renounce their wealth and privilege.

And though his cigarette was airbrushed out of a recent issue of French stamps, for a while, Malraux provided his homeland with a kind of artistic force de frappe the rayonnement of cultural distinction compensating for the absence of any real military or economic power.Albert Camus famously remarked: "I love justice but I also love my mother".