Sentence examples for a bit of justification from inspiring English sources
Sanders and his supporters point out, with quite a bit of justification, that the pundits and the betting markets have underestimated him all along.
Each is accompanied by an explanation, and a bit of theological justification for good measure.
But is this brain drain real, or merely a bit of self-justification?
The news media sees a lot of mea culpa press conferences, which are usually a healthy mix of humility, resolve, and a bit of ass-covering justification.
It's a bit of hyperrefined self-justification on the part of Oswaldo, the dandyish hangman, who cites the virtues of his societal role as his dispassion — his indifference to whether he hangs a person or not — in contrast with the "thirst-quenching" pleasure of a passionate, extra-judicial hanging: "The good part about frontier justice is it's very thirst-quenching.
After a bit of googling, the common justification seems to be that these tales are written as part of English lore.
"Only comparatively," Carter replies, a bit of cutting modesty that is all the justification he needs.
Last month, it was Singapore (with a bit of Kenya thrown in for good measure) in justification of a two-tier exam system.
In other settings, the doctor has been a bit of a moving target, issuing what the defendants' motion calls "a dizzying labyrinth of denials, justifications and rationalizations — none of which can be reconciled with each other, much less demonstrable fact".
It is a bit of a red herring to suggest that just because it can't be enforced that it is a justification for ignoring something.
