Sentence examples for personal justice from inspiring English sources

"It wasn't just a question of personal justice," he said.

Frustrated by his own efforts at personal justice, and by the courts, Fernández decided he had just one option left: going to the press.

Whites around Eatonville were not the murderous tyrants of Richard Wright's Deep South childhood, but they exerted, perhaps, an equally powerful force — as tantalizing, world-withholding gods, and as a higher court (however unlikely) of personal justice.

Is it my own personal justice, or the public good?" Many commentators described his speech as statesmanlike, allowing him to leave office with a modicum of dignity and the air of a man who — belatedly in the eyes of his many critics — had finally done the right thing.

Even at the $9.59 wholesale rates, as it's a threat to liberty and personal justice everywhere.

It works even if it only introduces an account of personal justice and happiness that we might not have otherwise entertained.

These doses of judicial empathy, delivered in oral dissents from the bench, were inflected with personal experience: Justice Sotomayor spoke from the heart in reporting how "race matters"; Justice Ginsburg's analysis came from a woman who faced sexism in her own career; and Justice Breyer's father worked as a lawyer for the San Francisco public schools.

Ali had no personal enmity," Justice Syed Fazal Haider, his uncle and a retired High Court Judge, told the Pakistani press.

"Responding to a request for information, an individual might say, 'that's personal'," Chief Justice Roberts wrote.

Through a blend of pragmatism and principle, with an ebullient, gregarious and easy personal manner, Justice Brennan helped change all that.

But these monarchies totally underestimate the depth of what has erupted in their region: a profound quest for personal dignity, justice and freedom that is not going away.