Sentence examples for absolute justification from inspiring English sources

Clarke and Skidelsky will claim, with absolute justification, that their books have a more fundamental purpose than explaining the causes of today's recession.

Damazer said he had the utmost respect for the Question Time host as an "absolute justification of the licence fee" but took issue with the presenter's suggestion that it was necessary to "cut back a bit" the number of its TV channels and the size of its online news presence.

You may look at your problems and feel absolute justification to dive into your worries, traveling as deep into that black hole as you possibly can.

Carney said: "We continue to discuss with Russia our strongly held view that there is absolute legal justification for him to be expelled, for him to be returned to the United States, to face the charges that have been brought against him for the unauthorised leaking of classified information".

Their apparent differences conceal a common core: both claim to have identified an absolute source for, and justifications of our beliefs and actions.

A man who is ticklish in that way is a man who knows, 'instinctively' as they say, that absolute presuppositions do not need justification.

In either case, what are the justifications for using absolute versus relative incidence?

After all, that was his justification for restoring an absolute monarchy.

The justifications for such an absolute prohibition of grassland conversion are the multifunctional environmental benefits of grassland.

Does critical thinking presuppose conceptions of truth, knowledge, or justification that are objective and "absolute," or is it compatible with more "relativistic" accounts emphasizing culture, race, class, gender, or conceptual scheme?

Although the prohibitions against those actions that cause harm or significantly increase the risk of harm are not absolute, in order to avoid acting immorally, justification is always needed when violating these prohibitions.