Sentence examples for words cannot do justice from inspiring English sources

Words cannot do justice to his memory or convey what his loss will mean to us.

Words cannot do justice to the agony I experienced until an attendant speared me with a trident and, holding me high, carried me up to the palace steps.

Arguably the most amazing song on my list, words cannot do justice to Hancock and Rae's interpretation of this Joni Mitchell song, so I won't even try.

"For all of us who have lost fellow countrymen and women in the tragedy, words cannot do justice to our sense of loss," he said.

People actually merge with the earth in ways that words cannot do justice.

"Words cannot do justice to motherhood; to the trials and tribulations, the joy and heart expansion that comes with it.

As I ve written previously, words alone cannot do justice to the beauty of these places, but they do capture the absurdity of the Bush plan.

Walking the Stations of the Cross, kneeling before each Passion of Christ one by one, reading and hearing of Jesus' arduous climb to His final stop on Mount Calvary -- words here cannot do justice to the mystical experience that was for a young child.

I cannot do justice in words to express what that meant to a young black kid growing up in Alabama".

(One of the actors, Tom Edden, who plays a waiter suffering from some kind of stroke, struggles up and down stairs with a big bowl of soup. One cannot do justice in mere words).

Transcription cannot do justice to his idiosyncratic pronunciation of a word like "gratuitous," or "ethical," or "Xbox".