Scalia
Antonin
[an-tuh-nin] /ˈæn tə nɪn/ (Show IPA), born 1936, U.S. jurist: associate justice of the U.S. Supreme Court since 1986.
Contemporary Examples
Justice Scalia is always willing to debate issues involving religious teachings.
Scalia’s Catholic Betrayal Alan M. Dershowitz August 17, 2009
For Scalia, Kennedy and his colleagues have already decided that state marriage bans are unconstitutional.
Still Two Americas for Same-Sex Couples Douglas NeJaime June 26, 2013
But for the conservatives, and for Scalia most of all, legal propriety is absurdly quaint.
Michael Tomasky on Antonin Scalia, the Lawless Supreme Court Justice Michael Tomasky June 25, 2012
Scalia’s own transformation shows how the conservative legal movement has changed since becoming largely ascendent.
Scalia Reverses Scalia Noah Kristula-Green July 2, 2012
Yet that is precisely what Scalia would authorize under his skewed view of the United States Constitution.
Scalia’s Catholic Betrayal Alan M. Dershowitz August 17, 2009
Historical Examples
Castelforte engaged in conversation with Correr and Scalatelli, while Scalia removed his topcoat.
The conquest of Rome Matilde Serao
Castelforte and Scalia walked out upon the plain, gesticulating.
The conquest of Rome Matilde Serao
Scalia stayed at Sangiorgio’s left, and Bomba at Oldofredi’s left.
The conquest of Rome Matilde Serao
Castelforte and Scalia turned back slowly, arguing the while.
The conquest of Rome Matilde Serao
The sharp, hard ring of the swords cast on the grass by Scalia checked him.
The conquest of Rome Matilde Serao
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- Correggio
Antonio Allegri da [ahn-taw-nyaw ahl-le-gree dah] /ɑnˈtɔ nyɔ ɑlˈlɛ gri dɑ/ (Show IPA), 1494–1534, Italian painter. Historical Examples The restlessness of Correggio, the violent attitudinising of Tintoretto, belong alike to another and less noble spirit. Renaissance in Italy Vol. 3 John Addington Symonds It was left for other men to accomplish, namely, for Correggio and […]