There was, after all, some sort of rough justice in our world.

And yet I feel a sort of rough justice in his claim.

The survey has provided rough justice since 1970; no other system can do more.

It seemed to her to be the nearest thing to rough justice that would ever present itself.

More than a few, it seems, met rough justice at the hands of the triumphant.

Perhaps he was a criminal, fleeing the rough justice of his time.

But here there is rough justice in such alternative sentencing.

The result had its own sort of rough justice.

At the same time he said he saw some rough justice in the situation.

He might have been a criminal, but his rough justice restored true Christian values.

And it also had a certain rough justice to it.

To some, they represent a kind of rough justice.

Anyway, rough justice is usually roughly done, and so this year's Nobel.

The victim may take law into own hands-a form of rough justice.

On the other hand this meted out only a very rough justice to owners.

But politics dispenses a rough justice of its own, and today was no exception.

And I confess to seeing a certain rough justice there, as well.'

The denizens caught outside the safety of the keep found themselves facing rough justice, indeed.

For that he was put to death and there was, in one respect, a rough justice about it.

His case and the law have taken many odd turns but the result, in a controversy marked by rough justice, is roughly just.

Perhaps the universe was displaying a certain rough justice.

So there was rough justice in the world.

On balance, however, there appears to be at least rough justice in these and other hurdle schemes.

But there is rough justice at work here, holding even one of the nation's pre-eminent scientists accountable.

I think a sense of rough justice requires that there be no sanctuaries."