Sentence examples for screen justice from inspiring English sources

Here it was, in front of us on a TV screen – justice, finally.

Photos really don't do this screen justice.

"We felt that to do the movement to the big screen justice we needed something that would register properly cinematically and I think Cromer Pier will do that job brilliantly".

Richard D. Parker, The Good Lawyer, in Screening Justice--the Cinema of Law: Significant Films of Law, Order, and Social Justice (Rennard Strickland et al. eds., 2006).

By the time an actual vigilante showed up in 1984, the city had been primed with 15 years of on-screen street justice.

And Tribeca makes sure the venues and environment in which the films screen do justice to the work of the filmmakers and the experience of the audiences.

This work suggests the importance of including screening both genders for NSSI as part of a comprehensive, scientifically-sound behavioral health screen for justice-involved youth.

Television or a computer screen cannot do justice to tennis at this speed and level.

(And the silly, squeaky vocal sounds provided for Snoopy and Woodstock on screen never did justice to their elegant wit on the newspaper page).

Looking Givenchy-elegant at 60, it's back in cinemas, and only the big screen can do justice to its scintillating monochrome images.

"If the majority wishes to claim that choice is a criterion, it must define choice in a way that can function as a criterion with a practical capacity to screen something out," Justice David H. Souter said for himself and the three others, Justices John Paul Stevens, Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Stephen G. Breyer.