Sentences with phrase «poetic justice»

The classic detective story can not exist apart from the principles of the existence of good and evil and of poetic justice.

And that comes not as poetic justice but as a sense of shared loss.

Now that's poetic justice with a punk rock beat.

It aims, as satisfying stories must, at what we used to call poetic justice: the killer killed, the blood - debt repaid with blood, death satisfied with death.

There is a modest poetic justice to the way things worked out.

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I still await the kind emails... And you must agree — there's a certain poetic justice in seeing US Oil & Gas (USOP: G4), the biggest muppet trap of them all, come in dead last!

In what is perhaps poetic justice if not legal justice, Daniel's blogging about the case helped expose hidden facts and generate renewed publicity that resulted yesterday in Defonseca's admission that her story was a hoax.

Kansas got their own poetic justice when Mizzou lost to Oklahoma again, the next week in San Antonio.

Almost poetic justice,» Kings coach John Stevens said.

There is a nice bit of poetic justice at play in Predators where the human characters realise that they themselves are predatory types and they are able to recognise many of the tricks and strategies used by the Predators.

That and the not so poetic justice that Bridgeport's children and teachers are being played by the likes of Finch, Vallas and the «education reformers.»

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While chaos and bloodshed rule the world of protagonist Rocket and those of his generation — psychotic druglord Li» l Zé, groovy playboy Benny and solemn Knockout Ned (singer Seu Jorge, in his breakout role)-- City of God elucidates an underlying symmetry, exhibiting if not poetic justice, then the street version of the same.

And whether that be a powerful lawyer (if you can afford one), a body or institution or ultimately, God, a «higher power» or universal poetic justice — whatever you want to call it then the only thing that can be done is leave it to that power.

Poetic Justice seeks to employ literature as a tool for training the minds, and more particularly the emotions, of the Guardians of the state.

But how these problems come to beset Poetic Justice is best understood in the context of Nussbaum's longstanding determination to make literature useful.

Poetic justice happens and when I got married fruitcake was part of the deal, a large family's holiday favorite.

Somehow poetic justice would seem to require VAR + Mike Dean but hopefully it will be a (very) moot point and Arsenal will prevail without undue influence from the referee, either a human one or an electronic screen of a one.

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Has a profoundly whimsical sense of poetic justice told in bright colors, sincere performances, and bracing social satire.

In today's cynical cinematic climate, there's something beautiful in Miller's simple poetic justice.

He went on to write, produce and direct Poetic Justice (1993), starring Janet Jackson and Tupac Shakur; Higher Learning (1995), starring Laurence Fishburne and Omar Epps; Shaft (2000), starring Samuel L. Jackson; and Baby Boy (2001), starring Tyrese Gibson, Ving Rhames and Snoop Dogg.

Guided by a crow, he doles poetic justice to the criminal scum that caused him and others pain.

Their fates are intertwined from the opening chapter to the closing, but Tarantino isn't so obvious as to deliver the expected poetic justice.

Only Poetic Justice, which cast him across from Janet Jackson, would gross more among Shakur's output.

I hope it lands you another Oscar nomination like the song «Again» did for you wit h Poetic Justice.

KW: Laz Lyles wants to know, what's the biggest way you've grown as an actress since Poetic Justice, and whether you find that with each role you discover something new about yourself?

The film Poetic Justice marked this very versatile talent's first foray into acting in feature films, and that was soon followed by a co-starring role in Nutty Professor II.

But even if the film meanders more than it unnerves, more interested in creating elegant images and moments than tension or mood, the finale is perfectly orchestrated and it delivers a deliciously cruel poetic justice with echoes to Bava's Black Sunday, the film that made Steele an icon of Italian horror.

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Jonathan you clarify what law this is and if, as Poetic Justice ask, can this be stopped or at least protested.

Here Poetic Justice lays out the situation in a way that even Malloy / Wyman and the education reformers could not misunderstand...

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Poetic justice demands that the badge engineering go in the other direction one final time.

And now the murderer herself had been shot, which was surely poetic justice of a sort.

In 2003 Cameron served as Artistic Director for the 8th Istanbul Biennial, entitled Poetic Justice, and in 2006 he co-organized the 10th Taipei Biennial, Dirty Yoga.

But we aren't basing our climate change plan on more poetic justice.

It's hard to do poetic justice to Greg May's masterpiece with just a summary, but I'll give it a try below:

So a kind of poetic justice prevailed in the end.

Kosc outstanding in every way: the winner was poetic justice for the terrible call, although the header did take skill.

So a certain poetic justice was served when he found himself logging enough playoff miles to circumnavigate the globe.

The keepers of those myths that you probably have the most issue with, somewhat successfully changed the meaning of the word myth to the word lie... to make their own myths (which they called parables and which were presented more in allegorical than historical form), to in their minds be perceived more as truth... and in God's own poetic justice, now have their cherished tales of perceived morality thrown into the same category by those who make the same efforts at understnding the meanings.