Sentences with phrase «done justice»

He had done justice; he had loved mercy; he had walked humbly with his God.»

At any rate, it should be clear that I have done justice to the ephapax of the New Testament, from the fact that this characteristic is postulated precisely of the unique, historical Jesus.

So, we have to have an alternative, not only to the modern pattern of development but also to the traditional structures which have not done justice to these rights.

The Aristotelian categories had simultaneously achieved three things: they had done justice to nature, they had done justice to human nature, and most importantly they had done justice to human being as a part of nature.

I fear that I have not done it justice, rather as if I had said, «There are some interesting facets of English and Roman history, and many details of world geography,» when writing of the plays of Shakespeare.

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Mueller writes that business owners have to reevaluate their advertising tactics and decide whether or not they actually do justice to the brands they're trying to sell.

«The award of costs that is just and appropriate in the circumstances and would do justice between the parties is $ 3,500.»

So, what did the justices look like before having to rule on health care, affirmative action, and surveillance laws?

Of course, a short article can't do justice to a few days of exhaustive content.

«Anything I say is not going to do justice to how cool it was.»

Even having a friend take a picture with a decent camera is better than using something distracting or blurry that doesn't do justice to the professional you.

These production numbers still don't do justice to Lady Ada because financial problems of the then - owner Viceroy Australia brought a premature end to the mine.

A brief summary can't do justice to their analysis, which draws on rich historical research to argue that capitalism develops in stages and that we're on the cusp of a new one.

«Haircuts» doesn't even begin to do justice to the role that the man and his barbershop play in this community of 24,000.

Not only does Justice, the # 1 company on this year's Inc. 500 list, refuse to play by the rules; it won't even commit to a particular game.

Jonathan and I love video, and felt the medium deserved its own platform — one that finally does it justice instead of just mutating photo platforms and calling it good.

Better to politely inform him that your faded memories would not do justice to his current skills.

The most insightful work I know of on this topic is to be found in a brilliant 1996 paper by Caroline Whitbeck, called Ethics as Design: Doing Justice to Moral Problems.

Companies like Nortel and their clones get away with this trick by claiming in their annual and quarterly reports that typical financial reporting does not do justice to the company's so - called potential.

Don't miss the trailer — this game looks like a real delight, and words don't do it justice.

Words can not do justice to the breathtaking highlight reel:

I agree with the ETH community that we have an obligation as human beings to do justice when we can.

The Protocol does justice to Satoshi's core idea.

The article's tone (though not that bad overall) doesn't really do justice to the amount of popularity bitcoin has already gained.

«Words can't do justice to the degree to which passive investing is now in an epic bubble, with money funnelling into a narrow group of names.

I hope to explore this properly in another note soon, but suffice to say for the time being that the typical framework economists use to think about inflation - which they proxy by changes in the CPI - is narrow, incomplete and fails to do justice to the richness of inflation as a concept.

«A «thank you» to the QC FinTech leadership team upon completion of Demo Day simply does not do justice to the invaluable guidance, expertise, and business contacts we have received during these past three months.

The company will be more vocal about its proactive IP enforcement efforts this year, he said, stating that «Alibaba has not been doing itself justice.»

I will be writing on debt in three parts to do justice to this asset class.

Link building is a vague term that really doesn't do justice to the process.

The reality is «link building» is a dated concept, and doesn't do justice to the process needed to succeed onlne today.

But such an understanding doesn't do justice to the real dynamic between business and customer.

The only «Christmas spiritual» was «Go Tell It on the Mountain,» and the choir and the soloist did it justice in a somewhat different way from the Blind Boys.

«The fact that life evolved out of nearly nothing, some 10 billion years after the universe evolved out of literally nothing — is a fact so staggering that I would be mad to attempt words to do it justice.»

Such a suggestion, however, would not do justice to Richard's recognition that this «time toward home» is always under the judgment of God.

To do justice today is to follow the widow and the abolitionists» example and work to undo the ways that we, in our fallen humanity, deny access and opportunities (economic, political, social, etc.) to the vulnerable.

Micah says «What does the Lord ask of you, but to love kindness, and to do justice, and walk humbly with your God?»

But the preoccupation with that question has contributed to a failure to do justice to the cosmic dimensions of the Christian message.

We need a functional standard of orthodoxy: one supple enough to do justice to the sorts of nuances Griffiths introduces, but one real enough to help us understand when theological speculation, novelty, and critique undermine rather than enrich the faith of the Church.

«Our new museum now does justice to the abbey's whole story, showcasing its most important artefacts, many of which have never been seen before.»

In a letter announcing his retirement from the army at the close of the War, he wrote: «I now make it my earnest prayer, that God would have you, and the State over which you preside, in his holy protection, that he would incline the hearts of the Citizens to cultivate a spirit of subordination and obedience to Government, to entertain a brotherly affection and love for one another, for their fellow Citizens of the United States at large, and particularly for their brethren who have served in the Field, and finally, that he would most graciously be pleased to dispose us all, to do Justice, to love mercy, and to demean ourselves with that Charity, humility and pacific temper of mind, which were the Characteristicks of the Divine Author of our blessed Religion, and without an humble imitation of whose example in these things, we can never hope to be a happy Nation.»

«Vindicate the weak and fatherless; Do justice to the afflicted and destitute.

Fear and awe of God differ radically from horror: We fear God's punishment and stand in awe of his presence, but we are horrified when we no longer believe that God will do justice.

To be honest, it's quite a dense discussion and I can't really do it justice in the brief space allowed for commenting.

True Christianity is to «do justice and walk humbly before your God...», to «love onanother, as I have loved you...» If some is showing you love you'll know it, and if they're not you'll know that too.

As long as the man can do justice to his wives and children and there are no abuses, what gives?

The website does it justice and I know it will lead to many successful connections.I'm also delighted that you chose EF Design Austin as your web designer.

But nowhere did Justice Scalia ever advance the argument that the plain meaning of the law was always apparent.

He adopted the formal innovations of modernist poetry in order to do justice to the actualities of modern life.