Sentence examples for apparently justify from inspiring English sources

Fauré, of course, was French, and his "Élegie" is on the program, and Bernstein's "Three Meditations From 'Mass' " apparently justify their berth through another Bernstein score to be heard here, the "Paris Waltz" from "Candide".

They apparently justify their position on the grounds of a university "policy" which says as much.

The Times laments that while this is unfair to nonunion folks who have these plans, that is just too bad: The ends apparently justify the means because the unions gave their support to healthcare reform.

Convenience and the closer-to-natural image apparently justify the 30 to 50percentt price premium and bulky storage requirements of these ~85percentt water drinks.

The reports of Bush, Wilson, Reynolds and Oliver, Weaver, and others have done much to clarify the uncertainties connected with the use of refrigerated bone and apparently justify the conclusion that there is very little difference theoretically or clinically in the "take" of fresh or refrigerated grafts.

Their unpleasant memories were apparently justified.

Anything is apparently justified in the cause of defeating terrorism.

The more investment London gets, the more it is apparently justified in receiving.

By apparently justifying a violent act, Mr. Mahler may have infringed the law and weakened his party's case.

The potential for cost savings – £30m a year, says Greene King – apparently justifies paying 10 times Spirit's top-line pre-interest profits.

The process of increasing debt and decreasing equity appears to raise earnings per share (fewer shares, after all), apparently justifying the higher stock prices.