A warning, however: Resurrection is an eye for an eye.
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I do not believe in an eye for an eye.
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An eye for an eye, a follow for a follow.
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And most of them won't want an eye for an eye.
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It's an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth.
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"An eye for an eye will only make the whole world blind."
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It's an eye for an eye, always, and he will never stop.
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" Porter said Franklin deserves the death penalty, saying, "An eye for an eye.
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That means an eye for an eye, and a tooth for a tooth.
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Still, it's an eye-for-an-eye quagmire — no doubt someone else will.
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Monty's, the Todmorden nightspot with an incredible eye for an eye-catching promo poster.
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And some people, look, an eye for an eye, you can almost say that.
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"The Girl Who Takes An Eye For An Eye" 5 David Lagercrantz (Knopf, $27.95) 7.
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Verdict: Suspension seems like a light punishment; whatever happened to "an eye for an eye"?
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An eye for an eye, a tweet for a tweet, a vote for a vote.
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It's judge not lest ye be judged enabling, versus an eye for an eye justice.
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"The Girl Who Takes An Eye For An Eye" 6 David Lagercrantz (Knopf, $27.95) 9.
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In place of an eye for an eye, we have professional destruction for emotional upset.
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An eye for an eye was a principle of justice found in the Old Law.
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An eye for an eye is more than a maxim; it's how you live your life.
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That is what happens when you use "eye for an eye" math to govern your life.
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Fred seems to be an "eye for an eye" guy, who conveniently forgets Jesus suggested otherwise.
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Their plots ranged from the simple — an-eye-for-an-eye justice — to the fittingly byzantine.
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However, the practice of carrying out an "eye for an eye" punishment, is very rare in Iran.
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As the human rights champion famously said, "An eye for an eye leaves the whole world blind."
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"In the Philippines, it is really an eye for an eye, tooth for a tooth," he said.
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An eye for an eye will leave us all blind and the world in a deep recession.
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The liberal Merkley quoted Gandhi, who said an eye for an eye would make the whole world blind.
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Snapchat is about to learn the age-old lesson of an eye for an eye ... through a lawsuit.
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For the most part, we do not take an Old Testament, "eye for an eye" approach to punishment.
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Ojo por ojo, diente por deinte [Spanish for "an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth"].
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These eye-for-an-eye attacks spike after acts of terrorism, a bitter backlash that often targets Muslim Americans.
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There's a similar eye-for-an-eye story for a judge who made someone get a very bad haircut.
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He said that the rule of "an eye for an eye, and a tooth for tooth" would lead nowhere.
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Women are disproportionately the victims, and rape has never been and never should be "an eye for an eye" situation.
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An eye for an eye, they said: She had incited the deadly clash in Quillacollo, so now she must die.
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Even the far-right expressions of wrath, the call for an eye for an eye, are part of the ritual.
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"Dr Paul Song, a Sanders supporter, colourfully introduces his candidate in New York Going Old Testament..."An eye for an eye.
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"Eye for an eye" justice sounds great, and maybe, in some clear-cut cases, it brings comfort to people seeking retribution.
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A viral photo of her and the chant "An eye for an eye!" have become a new symbol of the protest.
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" Another Rotarian, Charles Moore, also a Vietnam war veteran, said bluntly that he "didn't believe in an eye for an eye.
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In these moments, the morality of the show is simple: an eye for an eye until every single Nazi is blind.
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" The same month, Trump told a radio host that the Bible verse that's influenced him most is "an eye for an eye.
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And it is also because economic nationalism leads to the kind of "eye for an eye" process that makes everyone worse off.
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Hundreds of readers have shared their predictions, which range from the simple — an-eye-for-an-eye justice — to the fittingly byzantine.
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Her injury fueled the #EyeForHongKong hashtag, and an "eye for an eye" slogan, which was shouted the following weekend at the city's airport.
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He summoned the Old Testament teaching of "an eye for an eye, and a tooth for a tooth," and then overturned it sharply.
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To punish them we cannot tolerate or condone vigilantism or any other type of action that comes down to an eye for an eye.
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I do not believe in eye for an eye, and therefore I have only shared evidence with those who I felt should see it.
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The most complicated thing this massive media enterprise could come up with is the first part of a lesson: an eye for an eye.
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Several Iran experts said that killing an American official, presumably in the region, might be the eye-for-an-eye that Tehran is seeking.
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Larsson apparently wanted to write 10 novels; Lagercrantz has written another sequel, The Girl Who Takes an Eye for an Eye, which arrived last year.
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Now that he is on his second album under his own namesake, the orchestrated neofolk offering Eye for an Eye, all pretensions are stripped away.
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She said she hopes their cases are not connected because she does not want to see that kind of an "eye for an eye" treatment.
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They don't even meet the Biblical standard of an eye for an eye or the Mikado's "sublime" goal of letting the punishment fit the crime.
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"The law of retaliation states, 'An eye for an eye or a tooth for a tooth,'" he said in a news conference on December 20.
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Bill Cosby ought to get some "eye-for-an-eye" justice when he goes to prison -- he should get raped ... so says one of his accusers.
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Eye for an eye, measure for measure — even when faced with an undeniable hot mic tape of him bragging about sexual assaulting women, Donald Trump counterpunches.
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"Yet, still, they are kids, and the eye-for-an-eye mentality doesn't work," Where to Watch: The film is opening in theaters on Feb. 10.
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After admitting to Boo that Coates raped her, the two women attempt to carry out an "eye-for-an-eye" plan to get justice, via a broomstick.
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She'd been making an effort to be kind, but 20th century eye-for-an-eye, kill-or-be-killed wasn't just old-fashioned, it was plain stupid.
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Or will they side with those on the Christian right who have favored "an eye for an eye" justice, thus ignoring the teachings of Jesus and Paul?
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Wade was decided, had personal reasons to make that imaginative leap, and it carried him all the way to an eye-for-an-eye impulse in response.
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" Her social media profile also reportedly cited as a favorite quote the Old Testament law of retaliation -- "an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth.
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Then came the hosts' eye-for-an-eye rebellion, made possible by a change in their core code that had previously prevented them from using violence against guests.
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While the Punisher's pursuit of revenge seems never-ending, the Godfather series was far more effective at illustrating the ultimate futility of the "eye for an eye" philosophy.
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According to Nelson, however, relationships aren't transactional, so taking the eye-for-an-eye approach will only exacerbate the distance partners feel between each other following an affair.
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Mr. Schaech's character repeatedly vows a life for a life and an eye for an eye — though it is not always clear whose life or eye he's avenging.
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That case became a talking point in his campaign for Senate, just as his eye-for-an-eye sense of justice appeals to voters looking for a tough president.
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He's said that his favorite Biblical teaching is "an eye for an eye," and he certainly hasn't been shy about humiliating political rivals like Jeb Bush and Ted Cruz.
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" Duran, vainly asserting his innocence, sings: "An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth, sure/But I'm not the one lying, I only told the truth, sir.
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"It's a good way to apply some additional pressure outside of the eye-for-an-eye tariffs framework," Mark Natkin, managing director at Marbridge Consulting in Beijing, told the Journal.
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One of the Pulse nightclub victims showed up in a wheelchair calling for an eye for an eye, even as the mothers of three murder victims took Ms. Ayala's side.
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Many believe that the only proper resolution for the death of Lt. Debra Clayton, the Orlando police officer Mr. Loyd is accused of killing, is an eye for an eye.
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Boosie specifically calls out the Alton Sterling killing ... and believes the two cops involved in Sterling's death must be prosecuted, or else his community will resort to "eye for an eye."
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As well as wearing bandages covering their eyes, protesters who stayed at the airport Monday after being told to leave held placards with the words "an eye for an eye" on them.
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"We cannot and I cannot tolerate or condone vigilantism or any other type of action that basically comes down to an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth," she added.
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"We cannot and I cannot tolerate or condone vigilantism or any other type of action that basically comes down to an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth," she said.
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" More alarming for the truly pious, he couldn't come up with a favorite Bible verse when asked during the campaign, except to say he liked the Old Testament's "an eye for an eye.
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The disappearance of teens Naftali Frenkel, Gilad Shaer and Eyal Yifrah rocked Israel and radicalized some elements of Israeli society that demanded retribution, an eye for an eye, a life for a life.
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Iran might therefore view a high-level U.S. leader — a senior military official or head of a government agency — as a comparable target to Soleimani; an eye for an eye, if you will.
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When a crime involves a child, when it involves an adult harming a defenseless child, it is only natural to think in terms of an eye for an eye and to want revenge.
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Unconfirmed reports that she had potentially lost an eye were circulating Monday, with calls for an "evil police eye for an eye" protests to be held in response, with the airport as the primary target.
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I do not believe in the Talion Law, in a "tooth for a tooth" or an "eye for an eye," because, if we go there, we'd all end up toothless and blind in one eye.
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"Trump is endorsing the lex talionis — an eye for an eye," Jonathan Haidt, the author of "The Righteous Mind" and a professor of ethical leadership at N.Y.U.'s Stern School of Business, wrote in an email.
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Frank suggests to Annalise and Bonnie (Liza Weil) that he kill the woman's child ("an eye for an eye," retribution for Annalise's baby), but Annalise tells him there will be "no more blood" on the group's hands.
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The days of unilateral action are past; when it comes to international cybersecurity, adherence to an outmoded dogma of 'an eye for an eye' escalates to a world of the blind in days, not months or years.
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Many Hong Kong activists have been covering their right eye in demonstrations — a gesture named "an eye for an eye" — in solidarity with a female medic who was allegedly blinded in one eye from a police bullet.
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Without compromising our morality, as the competing ballot initiative, Proposition 66 would require, we can finally reject the antiquated, eye-for-an-eye mentality, at capital punishment's ignoble roots – an ideology steeped in revenge, hatred, even bloodlust.
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When Trump in 2016 was asked to name a favorite part of the Bible, he muttered "an eye for an eye" — a reference to an Old Testament passage that Jesus, in the Sermon on the Mount, specifically renounced.
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It was an eye-for-an-eye with a twist: Ellaria will now be made to spend the rest of her days rotting in a cell, alongside her daughter, who presumably will do so in more literal fashion.
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The consistent theme in Trump's stated views is that criminals need to be punished as harshly as possible — typically through the view of "an eye for an eye" — to keep such criminals off the streets and deter future ones.
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The mandates of our Constitution, and not the Bible's "eye for an eye" provision, should dictate how we structure our criminal justice system; that's why the state curtails the liberty of people who steal rather than cutting off their hands.
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"The Girl Who Takes an Eye for an Eye" is the long-awaited return of Salander, the small but combative computer wizard and hobby quantum physicist, that was introduced to readers in "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo", published in 2005.
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Cohen framed the back and forth between Trump and Clinton as part of the scorched earth, eye-for-an-eye political strategy that is all too familiar to Jeb Bush and Rand Paul, former targets of the business mogul's withering criticism.
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It may be smart politics to support torture, but Trump's eye-for-an-eye approach to defeat terrorist networks will make the United States less, not more, safe and the American electorate needs to know why, before more ballots are cast.
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The drink, which refers to a gruesome injury suffered by a medic, is on offer along with an "Eye for an Eye" mocktail, featuring a round rubbery longan fruit punctured by strawberry syrup, at the Chinese-ruled city's Spicy Andong restaurant.
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The drink, which refers to a gruesome injury suffered by a medic, is on offer along with an "Eye for an Eye" mocktail, featuring a round rubbery longan fruit punctured by strawberry syrup, at the Chinese-ruled city's Spicy Andong restaurant.
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Around that time, paramilitary death squads with names like Eye for an Eye and White Hand crisscrossed Guatemala City in unmarked white vans and jeeps, snatching people off street corners, from their workplaces, from their houses in the middle of the night.
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I was gonna say my big takeaway, you ask what I think about is I think about if we have this they-started-it philosophy of hate, then what I'm gonna do ... An eye for an eye, getting biblical on me here.
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Lively's name is particularly ironic here, since she plays Stephanie -- a recovering addict -- as someone with a fidgety, hollow-eyed deadness inside her, seeking to kill those responsible without any expectation that extracting an eye for an eye will heal her wounded soul.
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While that album was made in conjunction with Kärki's colleague John Richardson, and featured the stunning dual vocal interplay courtesy of both Anna-Elena Pääkkölä and Pirita Känkänen, its focus on 12-string guitar gave it a robustness that Eye for an Eye is somewhat removed from.
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The early euphoria surrounding the movie was prompted by the way it seemed to answer the demands of its time, sublimating the eye-for-an-eye Old Testament ethos of such fiery agitators as Stokely Carmichael and Elijah Muhammad into the safer precincts of the screen.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Iran's supreme court has ruled that a woman must be blinded in one eye as punishment for an acid attack that left her victim sightless, using the principle of "eye for an eye" of Islamic Sharia law, the semi-official Tasnim news agency reported on Thursday.
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During a meeting in the Canadian House of Commons in 1914, Graham said, "If…we were to go back to…'an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth,' there would be very few [Honorable] Gentlemen in this House who would not…be blind and toothless."
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What it says about the future: This one's an easy call: Lagercrantz has already written a fifth book in the series, 2017's The Girl Who Takes an Eye for an Eye, and the success of this film version will likely determine whether that one makes it to the screen as well.
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" She continued, "Our country does not have an eye for an eye, and Michigan doesn't have the death penalty, so I don't know how to answer how much is a young girl's life worth, but I have children of my own, and there's not enough gold in the planet that would satisfy that question.
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Dating from about 1750 B.C., the stele was plundered and taken back to Susa in the mid-12th century B.C. It consists of 282 laws, including ones governing trade, slavery, theft, interest rates, the presumption of innocence and the principle of "eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth," with graded punishments determined by the violator's social status.
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This "eye for an eye" proposal does not take into account the myriad of studies showing that tougher penalties for drug distribution do not make drugs harder to get and that the so-called "war on drugs" has not curbed drug use but has contributed to the mass incarceration that decimated communities like ours in Baltimore.
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First introduced in Stieg Larsson's The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo — as part of the late Swedish author's "Millennium trilogy," which was published posthumously — Salander's grim, violent adventures have recently been continued in print by fellow Swede David Lagercrantz, who penned the 2015 novel The Girl in the Spider's Web and 2017's The Girl Who Takes an Eye for an Eye.
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It's eye-for-an-eye with Tiny and T.I.. After a video recently surfaced of T.I. slapping the backside of another woman at his show, Tiny admits that she has gotten "attention" from her husband's nemesis, boxer Floyd Mayweather, in a new episode of Kandi Koated Nights, a candid half-hour chat program with Real Housewives of Atlanta star Kandi Burruss.
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For a president with a penchant for vengeance — who named "an eye for an eye" as his favorite biblical passage, who banned media outlets from campaign events when he didn't approve of their coverage, who after the election ousted a GOP state chairman whom he viewed as disloyal, who just last week reminded a GOP governor who hadn't endorsed him that "I never forget" — the roll-call vote on the Republican health care plan, expected Thursday, will be the first accounting of who's with him and who's against him on Capitol Hill.
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