Sentence examples for I feel justified from inspiring English sources

"Today, I feel justified.

If white Americans can engage in what I call repetitious advertising, then I feel justified in advertising for black Americans".

"Because I'm Cuban, I feel justified to think as a Cuban," she said.

"Today, I feel justified – my wife said that I had always been telling her that the right partner would come along".

He, like Thomas Keller, uses sherry vinegar, but if they're going to go for a Spanish product, then I feel justified in opting for Bourdain's balsamic instead – its richly caramelised flavour is perfect with the onions.

Basically, Kagan aims to create a one-stop shop (yes, it's a cliché, but one I feel justified using since it's a literal store) where people can find tools to improve their websites.

But hearing the joy in her voice, I felt justified.

So I felt justified in wanting to be Liz just as much as he did.

I easily reached this score after only four holes, after which I felt justified in going home.

He himself brought two saddlebags, but since the trip was supposed to last no longer than three or four hours, I felt justified in my restraint.

The age had always had a morbid significance and so: "I felt justified in what had been a preoccupation with this threshold in my life since age 11 – 'Well, here I am.'" Another vast and thoughtful pause before he offers this: "In a way, the relatively sunny picture I had in terms of my prognosis, revealed to me the extent of my survivor's guilt.