Sentence examples for of justice sort from inspiring English sources

The total penalty for the Wi-Spy scandal was a piddling fine of $25,000 for obstruction of justice, sort of like asking me for change of a penny.

There's a type of justice that sort of has to do with people not being punished, but with people understanding their errors and making amends in some way.

I will leave it to our system of justice to sort out those serious charges".

Although he wasn't punished for limiting access to life-saving drugs, and was only taken to task for inconveniencing the inconceivably wealthy, people still saw his conviction as a sort-of justice.

There is only one sort of justice and there is only sort of generosity and of wisdom; however, there are a hundred sorts of kindnesses" [CDS, p.320].

"For a federal judge to admit to obstruction of justice is just sort of mind-blowing," he said.

I'll leave the last words to a student of mine, who wrote: "My definition of justice is some sort of restitution and admission of wrongdoing from someone who wronged you in the past … My family has influenced my definition of justice in teaching me that even if someone does something wrong there should always be room for forgiveness and, if they are sincere, forgive them and that is justice".

And perhaps the most troubling question: How common are miscarriages of justice of the sort that the district attorney's office apparently believes took place in the Jennings case?

"That's the only way my niece can get any sort of justice for herself and get some kind of peace".

That is a sort of justice.

Which is a sort of justice.