Sentence examples for Feel justifiable from inspiring English sources

"We may feel justifiable rage against bankers.

And frankly, if you've had your life damaged by hatred and discrimination, you may feel justifiable anger and want to express it.

The institution was described at the time as "thoroughly Australian as if it stood in one of the streets of Melbourne or Sydney", and one "which the people of this country may feel justifiable pride".

The Los Angeles Dodgers would have felt justifiable, a nice fit.

Its important to create enough motivation for the character so their bad decision feels justifiable and not merely stupid or unbelievable.

We are hardly a "lynch mob" but feel a justifiable anger at the contempt cyclists show for those of us on foot.

But some nations that are otherwise committed to ending brutality have employed torture lite under what they feel are justifiable circumstances.

He said: "If he has decided I shouldn't have claimed something which I feel was justifiable under the rules at the time, then I won't pay it".

But the organizers of the Festival Malpensante seem to feel, with justifiable pride, that the ambition of their festival and its ability to attract foreign writers and visitors are a sign that progress is possible in countries once left for dead.

Bill Etherington, the Labour MP for Sunderland North who is standing down at the next general election, told the Sunderland Echo: "If [Legg] has decided I shouldn't have claimed something which I feel was justifiable under the rules at the time, then I won't pay it". Douglas Hogg, a QC and former Tory cabinet minister, has told friends he is prepared to go to court.

Link low-yield nuclear weapons with a word like "precision" and their use in a real war starts to feel almost justifiable -- and so much more satisfying, apparently, than simply maintaining a nuclear arsenal for the purpose of never using it.