Sentence examples for narrative justice from inspiring English sources
Penelope's story is an attempt at narrative justice to retribute Helen for her erroneously idealised image in the Odyssey as the archetypal female.
The maids also deliver their version of narrative justice on Odysseus and Telemachus, who ordered and carried out their execution, and on Penelope who was complicit in their killing.
But with his personal narrative, Justice Thomas changed the terms of the legal debate.
What unified the people I spoke with was that they all believed in a heroic storyline: the narrative of justice served, of injustice assuaged through process, of redemption sought in faith and good work.
If the response is visible to the public, it should be accompanied by a narrative of justice, not revenge.
A lifelong movie fan, Ochs worked the narratives of justice and rebellion that he had seen in films into his music, describing some of his songs as "cinematic".
No single narrative can do justice to an inferno whose victims still remain uncounted.
"And the Dead Shall Rise" encompasses both unsolved killings in a single powerful narrative that pursues justice through good storytelling.
Had Labour wrapped its spending around a bolder narrative of social justice, it would be so much easier now to demolish the "rolling back the state" rhetoric.
The many characters in this short book are all superficially drawn, but the narrative does delicious justice to each one's particular follies.
But the two men's relationship after the fund crisis had a dozen shifting dimensions, each of them now done narrative and analytical justice by Jeffrey Frank in "Ike and Dick: Portrait of a Strange Political Marriage" (Simon & Schuster).
