Sentence examples for a justified point from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, the insulting intervention may, although intolerable in its form of presentation, stem from a justified point of criticism.

Another view is that the prosecution's actions were justified, pointing to the obscurity of the press laws, as well as the intent to publish, indicated by the story's prominent placement in the magazine.

In Bush's first S.O.U., he was able to point out how a justified pride in our power and national will overwhelmed both the economic strains and the dangers of terrorism.

The point of these arguments is to assert that a moderate fascism was a justified response to the communist threat (a point made long ago by Ernst Nolte in his defence of Heidegger's involvement with Nazism).

From the medical perspective: Given a justified indication for stent implementation from a medical point of view, this type of waste was not considered applicable.

The latter was for the large part not due to treatment of mild forms of depression or patients without psychiatric diagnoses, but to non-justified long continuation of antidepressant treatment in patients who at some earlier point in their life had a justified reason for treatment with an antidepressant.

Forty-nine (95% CI 20 to 78) of them (5.4%) had no current justification for an antidepressant, but 27 of them (54.5%) had a justified reason for an antidepressant at some earlier point in their life.

Thus, 6 of the 11 respondents (54,5%) had a justified reason for treatment with an antidepressant at some earlier point in their life because of an episode of MDD.

Harping on one point creates the feeling of being hounded is often seen as your personal agenda rather than a justified community concern.

It was a justified move.

There would be a justified outcry.