Sentence examples similar to a last justification from inspiring English sources

This reality undermines the last justification for the war -- the geopolitical fantasy, still popular among neoconservatives inside and outside the administration, that regime change in Iraq would foster moderation and democracy (in other words, friendliness to our country) in other nations in the Middle East.

Green's last justification of capitalism to be discussed here is his most powerful.

Perhaps the word "pagan" embodies the most deeply embedded prejudice in the Western, civilized mindset -- the first and last justification for global dominance.

The invasion was an arbitrary military action inspired by a series of lies upon lies and gross manipulation of the media and therefore of the public; an act intended to consolidate American military and economic control of the Middle East masquerading – as a last resort – all other justifications having failed to justify themselves – as liberation.

And the default-mode network devours huge amounts of glucose and a disproportionate amount of oxygen". At last – a justification for ice creams by the sea.

I recently realized that this same-drink/different-lipstick lifestyle creates, at long last, a justification for my Diet Coke addiction.

When denial and justification are both impossible, we must as a last resort base our defence on the legal point of competence.

With some historical justification, many black people view the armed forces as a last bastion of all that is wrong with white British society.

Playing with toys is a benign activity that requires little justification; using weapons against others nations is something that is usually only done after extensive deliberation and as a last resort.

It shifts attention away from the general war on terrorism to the Iraq war; and it puts a question-mark against the last remaining justification for that war of choice, that it is making America safer.

This week, two court rulings removed the last legal justification for his detention – a decision which led to the toppled autocrat being released from prison.