Sentence examples for silly justice from inspiring English sources

"It's just silly," Justice Scalia said of the argument that Mr. Gant continued to pose a threat.

"Silly, silly, silliness," Mr. Russo said dismissively.

Carney and Milian as Riff Raff and Magenta (their costumes in the finale are a vast improvement over the silly originals) and McCartan and Justice as Brad and Janet are all good.

He added that the superhero moniker and the idea of vigilante justice feels pretty silly to him and that the main reason he continues this work – which can at times be risky – is to uphold the reputation of Seattle as a friendly city.

"It would be silly to deny that this is rough justice," Mr. Emery said.

"Is it conceivable that that would be allowed?" Bonauto and Justice Elena Kagan shut down this silly idea with dispatch.

"The rules are the rules," Justice Scalia wrote about this "incredibly silly question" of the Supreme Court determining "what is golf".

"I failed to see how some silly mural was going to create equality and justice," said Mr. Helman, 62, a community organizer and retired nightclub owner.

To worry about whether the federal government will make you purchase broccoli (or, as Chief Justice Roberts suggested today, a cellphone) is silly because political constraints will prevent this from happening.

How could there not be an aspect of poetic justice in creating the dossier: Still think the issue is "silly," your honor?

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