Sentence examples for Perfectly justifiable from inspiring English sources

Pride would be perfectly justifiable.

Put aside your (perfectly justifiable) prejudices and listen; this is the surprise package of 2014.

Emmanuel Adebayor has insisted that his on-field row with Vincent Kompany at Wolverhampton was perfectly justifiable.

Redondo Beach has perfectly justifiable laws that prohibit running into the street, jaywalking, driving recklessly and harassing drivers and pedestrians.

That he wished its details to remain private is perfectly justifiable – if entirely predictable in a man who makes his living goading those he presumably regards as lesser folk into airing all their dirty linen in public.

He begins an affair with a fellow lecturer Rita Parker Poseyy) and flirts with student Jill Emma Stonee), but it's only when Abe overhears a chance conversation in a cafe that he realises he has an opportunity to murder a stranger in an entirely righteous cause, a perfect and perfectly justifiable crime that he can easily get away with, and which will give his life meaning at last.

His anger was perfectly understandable and justifiable.

It was as if I'd been told, "Your childhood dream of devoting your life to writing is not an aberration, but is rather a perfectly reasonable and justifiable ambition".

The straw man is the contention that anyone making a perfectly reasonable and scientifically justifiable point – that climate change is likely to cause a higher prevalence of the weather conditions that pose a bushfire risk – has actually been making the unreasonable and scientifically unjustifiable point that climate change has caused a particular fire.

A claim might be in fact analytic and justifiable independently of experience, but nevertheless perfectly revisable in the light of it.

However, it is perfectly consistent to concede that torture might be morally justifiable in certain one-off emergency situations and yet oppose any legalization or institutionalization of torture.