Sentence examples for telling justice from inspiring English sources

The contrast "is telling," Justice Stevens said.

Minutes later, after Ms. Gristina, 44, entered the courtroom, Mr. Gleason suggested that there might not be any role for Mr. Siracusa either, telling Justice Merchan that Ms. Gristina wanted him off the case.

In court, Julian Bond O'Connor, Ms. Clark's deputy counsel went farther, telling Justice Barrett that investigators could no longer locate the original witness and thus could not prove their case.

JEFFREY TOOBIN: It's officially a no smoking building, but good luck telling Justice Scalia he can't smoke in his Chambers.

Deborah Hickey, an assistant district attorney who prosecuted Mr. Lomma's case, told Justice Farber that Mr. Varganyi had testified truthfully.

Mr. McLaughlin told Justice Thayer on Monday that he was the object of an investigation.

Early this month, that witness too, Shorn Greene, told Justice Starkey that his testimony had also been false.

"Thank God that he's locked up — somebody who will never be able to kill anybody else," Ms. Estrada, speaking in Spanish, told Justice White through an interpreter.

"You have involved yourself in my family's affairs," he told Justice Stone, adding that "Mr. Hevesi is entitled to a judge who is not saddled with these issues".

Before he was sentenced, Mr. Harding, one of New York's last political bosses, told Justice Lewis Bart Stone that he was "profoundly sorry for what I have done".

He told Justice Stone that it was his understanding that the tape showed only part of a person's chin.