Sentence examples for as justifiably from inspiring English sources

In Iran, where leaders have portrayed the embassy attackers as justifiably motivated by British arrogance, the semiofficial Fars news agency said 11 students detained for storming the buildings had been released.

(Mr. Weiner has defended himself as justifiably impatient; Ms. Quinn has also been known to raise her voice).

PETER SCHJELDAHL: He seems to have been genuinely (as well as justifiably) humble about his talents as a painter.

Such an explanation was seductive, in that it cast Tesco (and any other languishing British supermarket chains) as justifiably aggrieved.

A friend of Marilyn Monroe's, Brad Dexter (my favorite gunslinger in my favorite western, "The Magnificent Seven"), describes DiMaggio as justifiably tortured with guilt because he, as much as anyone else, contributed to her deadly overdose.

As justifiably, he could be called the man who saved his country from civil war.In the autumn of 1991, at the age of 35, he had to deal with the collapse of the Soviet economy and the disintegration of a nuclear empire into 15 states.

The therapeutic approach in this group should be justifiably as aggressive as that in younger patients, balancing risks with benefits.

And there is good support from Forbes Masson as a justifiably wary Banquo, Hugh Ross as a golden-tongued Duncan and Allison McKenzie as a spirited Lady Macduff.

The bank statements were genuine, he said airily, as though confident — justifiably, as it transpired over the next eight years, which ended with his release from prison and flight, like Ms. Bhutto, into self-exile — that nothing much would ever be proved against the couple in a Pakistani court.

Another is Mr Berlusconi.At an OECD summit in 2010, he described Kazakhstan as a "hero" on the world stage; its new capital, built by Mr Nazarbayev, as a "miracle", and Mr Nazarbayev himself as "absolutely justifiably loved by his nation".

I take responsibility as governor and, again, the money will be reimbursed to the taxpayers of New Jersey as it justifiably and rightly should be".