Sentence examples for appears justifiably from inspiring English sources
Sightseeing Despite busloads of camera-toting admirers, the Little Mermaid appears justifiably disconsolate at being seated in the harbor across from an oil storage silo on the north edge of town.
Most everyone appears justifiably awestruck at the influx of humanity that fueled this largest of all "happenings".
The quick-fire dialogue appears boldly (and justifiably) in an unstuffy modern idiom: Silvio and his friends speak of "pissheads" and "losing it" and "going off on one".
However, the Bruce Lee estate is now seeking legal action to prevent his CG likeness appearing in the film, with their lawyer stating the family are "justifiably shocked" at the idea.
"It doesn't appear there is so much pressure on the wholesale market that it can justifiably be used as threat of justifying price rises".
It charges justifiably high CPMs, and is going to IPO, because its ads appear at the perfect time.
But Everton also felt justifiably aggrieved by one of Riley's decisions, in which he penalised Tim Cahill after he appeared to have turned Nemanja Vidic and ran free towards the United goal in the second half.
Yet ruling out PSG would be foolhardy given that they appear to be the strongest team behind the usual suspects, Barcelona, Bayern Munich and Madrid Manchester Cityy may argue otherwise and justifiably so after their victory over Sevilla).
Pp. 46. 2. Congress, justifiably concerned with evidence that deportable criminal aliens who are not detained continue to engage in crime and fail to appear for their removal hearings in large numbers, may require that persons such as respondent be detained for the brief period necessary for their removal proceedings.
The choices expressed by individuals appeared to be concern for equity (giving a fair chance) over efficiency or for specific sub-groups of patients they believed were justifiably more "deserving" (including patients who had waited longer, adhered to treatment regimens, and valued their transplanted kidney); not as a utilitarian notion of getting the best return possible from the graft.
Favorites seem played, but perhaps justifiably.
