poetic justice

In our case, the whole business also had a certain poetic justice behind it.

Poetic justice, do you think, for me to end the same way?

There is a bit of poetic justice in your practice.

And there might be a kind of poetic justice in it.

It may very well be a perfect example of poetic justice.

So it's poetic justice that she was caught for the same reason.

Not very romantic, but at least there's some poetic justice here.

"But there's a nice bit of poetic justice about the address."

They see her current legal troubles as a matter of poetic justice.

Poetic justice, that he be its first victim, but where would it end?

I am entitled to that - a certain poetic justice.

"But some people have said it's poetic justice that we're back and starting off in the final."

There was a kind of poetic justice involved that appealed to him.

It would be poetic justice, she thought, if someone looked at her and saw a ghost from the past.

I grinned as the poetic justice of the opportunity hit me.

Just when you least expect it, she thought, poetic justice is waiting right around the corner.

He wanted to see the truck blow up in order to get poetic justice.

The term "poetic justice" will never mean more, or less.

It just goes to show that no matter how crazy things can become around you, there is poetic justice after all.

"There is a certain poetic justice to all of this.

Which somehow seems like a little bit of poetic justice."

But I guess you could say poetic justice," he says.

When the president offered me this position, it felt oddly like poetic justice.

But poetic justice is the best kind of all.

Jack took no comfort at the notion of poetic justice being done.