Sentence examples for a justified proposition from inspiring English sources

A justified proposition need not be true.

That requirement seems to be too strong for many, if not most, empirically justified propositions.

He disputed Gettier's claim that any deduction from a justified, but false, proposition preserves justification.

(The main theory is addressed to doxastic justifiedness i.e., having of a justified belief rather than propositional justifiedness i.e., having justification for a proposition. It will be the sole topic of our discussion).

The foundationalist who supports PIJ is claiming that a necessary condition for someone's having an inferentially justified belief in P based on E is that the person have both a justified belief in E and a justified belief in the proposition that E makes P probable.

For technical reasons, it might, perhaps, be better to require that the conjunction of the propositions believed must itself be the object of a justified belief.

This is a justified concern.

It was a justified move.

There would be a justified outcry.

This is indeed a justified remark.

Duplication as a justified means to an end.