Sentence examples for actually justify from inspiring English sources

Hers is the kind of mystery that might actually justify a journey across the sea.

This means "Breaking Bad" implicitly challenges audiences to get down to bedrock and actually justify those norms.

What "State of Fear" demonstrates is how hard it is to construct a narrative that would actually justify current American policy.

"The spending review was designed to give certainty over what we can do with rents, but can we actually justify charging those rents, and will people be able to afford them?" asks Austerberry.

Too often, intelligence agency heads are able to just come up to Capitol Hill and insist that they need particular programs or authorities, without being pressed to actually justify these requests the way they would if they were representing any other department in the executive branch.

While In Bruges boasted breathtakingly audacious black comedy, Seven Psychopaths wants to have, eat and shoot its cake in the face, settling all too often for knowing self-referentiality; just because someone says "your women characters are lousy", does that actually justify them being so?

He continued: "I think it's actually justified today.

But is that sense of salvation actually justified, for the individual or society?

Sometimes the editor feels that I go further than the source material actually justifies; in that case we either negotiate a rewording, or drop the assertion altogether.

It will be one of the few instances when the absence of an asterisk next to an alternate's Pro Bowl accolade is actually justified.

"There's a growing appreciation within Whitehall outside the ICT area that we have tended by default to be more conservative in this area than is actually justified.