Sentence examples for small justice from inspiring English sources

Peter Bell the Third by Percy Bysshe Shelley "Hell is a city much like London – / A populous and a smoky city; / There are all sorts of people undone, / And there is little or no fun done; / Small justice shown, and still less pity".

Charged with delivering some sort of small justice for a devastated people, they embark on a risky adventure that rips open the scabs over their own deep losses in the Holocaust, the pain, haunted memories and anger manifest in their subtle glances, clenched jaws and shaking hands.

People's Grocery is a small food justice organization with big goals: to build a local food system through leadership development, community engagement and advocacy.

The post said Luke was sent off with Madagascar chocolate, root beer and a small "environmental justice" note tucked in his pocket.

Then, too, there is some small poetic justice in the fact that recent demographic shifts have forced Granada to reconnect with its Islamic past.

"Why isn't 15 to 20 seconds ample time to get to the door in a small apartment?" Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg asked, noting that a telephone rings two or three times in that interval and that "usually people pick up the telephone after the second ring".

The public would have felt that in some small measure, justice would have been done.

Small-scale community justice programmes enjoy more success and there have been some good results with community policing.

After the medical board notified the doctor that a complaint had been lodged, small-town "justice" took over.

The ropes inaugurated a narrative of conflict and small-town justice in the Deep South known today as the case of the Jena Six, a story populated by a disconcerting number of stock characters from the late Jim Crow era.

This might be just an amusing tale of small-town justice, except the losers are the residents of Hampton County.