Sentence examples for All justified from inspiring English sources

Like Fumerton and other acquaintance theorists, BonJour agrees that there is a form of awareness that is nonjudgmental and that is "infallible" in the sense that it requires the existence of its object; and like other classical foundationalists, he takes all justified beliefs (or at least all justified empirical beliefs) to depend, ultimately, on this form of awareness.

But they were all justified in their scepticism.

Terrible aesthetics, miniscule lodgings and vile furniture all justified in the name of functionality.

I'm certain he, Ben Stiller and Alexander Payne were all justified in their scorn.

"We can be accused of anything tonight and it is all justified," the coach said.

Egyptian efforts are all justified under President Mubarak's pledge that Egypt with "protect its borders".

On Russia, he says that "for all the justified criticism, Germany needs and wants the partnership with Russia," hoping to please all.

In all the justified contumely being poured on Dr Freddy Patel's head (and I was a witness in the previous General Medical Council hearings against him, testifying about his poor autopsy practice), let us not forget one important fact (Tomlinson pathologist found unfit to practise, 22 August).

It is an exquisite, heartrending collection and won Olds heaps of praise, as well as a Pulitzer Prize, though I got a sense, amid all the justified admiration, that people were slightly relieved that Olds, the famous prophetess of conjugal bliss, could lose her marital balance like everyone else.

With all the justified discontent there is against the smart politicians and the Plush Horses of Plutocracy---oh, if it hadn't been one Windrip, it'd been another...

We saw an irresponsible media and marketing free-for-all justified on the argument that it was good for growth, with little thought about the impact on childhood".