Sentence examples for remarkable justice from inspiring English sources

Hooper does remarkable justice to the complex story of an Aborigine's jailhouse death.

Hooper followed the case and its main characters for two and a half years, and she does their complexity a remarkable justice.

Part of what makes Judge Garland a remarkable jurist is his understanding that justice isn't an abstract theory.

The remarkable global justice movement of the late 1990s and early 2000s led me to my political awakening and inspired me to make working for social change a core part of my life.

Still more remarkable, these justices are often identified with political parties.

One result of the justices' remarkable exercise of power last week could be to raise the court's own political profile so high that any future vacancy might well produce a rancorous political struggle.

So it's remarkable that four justices didn't acknowledge this principle.

"Justice Scalia was a remarkable person and a brilliant Supreme Court Justice.

But the ministers who were in the most critical departments of economic policy and justice achieved remarkable stability and trust, gaining the admiration of foreign governments.

The social bonds diverse animals form provide a remarkable model for communitarian justice and cosmopolitan peace, challenging the human exceptionalism that drives modern moral theory.

Since 2010, the Supreme Court has not had a Protestant justice, a remarkable fact considering the court was dominated by them for much of its history.