Sentence examples for righteous case from inspiring English sources

It was a righteous case".

In William Finnegan's article about Zainab Ahmad, a federal counterterrorism prosecutor for the Eastern District of New York, I was surprised to see an anonymous quote from a prosecutor implying that lawyers from my office — the federal defenders — pleaded out a client even partially because of Ahmad's reputation ("A Righteous Case," May 15th).

Not bad for a righteous cause.

"We believed it was a righteous, albeit imperfect, case," he said.

Stereotypical perceptions as such can be misleading and may consequently exert a negative impact on the righteous application of case study methodology in tourism research.

In this case, the righteous indignation that you mention in your letter ("They should have called me by now!") makes you feel like a supplicant.

But in some cases his righteous accusations -- against the "feel-good" brand of conservation campaigns marketed by certain international conservation organizations, against strategic compromises sometimes made by them, and against the magazines that have declined to publish his grisly photos -- sound like little more than suspicion, disgruntlement and innuendo.

Not surprisingly, Microsoft representatives have taken a righteous stance on these cases, denying all wrongdoing.

George W. Bush started the two wars in a great flourish of righteous bluster and — in the case of Iraq — outright lies.

Although the Ukrainian president and a handful of other prominent officials have made a lot of righteous noise about Makar's case, the sad truth is that until Ukraine has a proper civil society in place, well-connected men will still assume that they can destroy another human being and likely get away with it.

The harassment of Randal comes down to a case of self-righteous European judges, perhaps contemptuous of America's First Amendment, reacting angrily to any affront to an authority they assert is "not bound by the laws and judicial pronouncements of any state".