Sentence examples for because justified from inspiring English sources

Justified beliefs are worth having because justified beliefs are probably true.

The show really couldn't be set anywhere else because Justified is about how growing up in a poor white mining community puts its stamp on you.

Silas White wants to know what Timberlake will be capable of in two or three years' time, because Justified was effortless for him (the album was written in six weeks).

I am writing this blog because justified accusations about changing student answers on standardized tests in Atlanta, Georgia have become a witch hunt and all teachers are now considered suspect of cheating.

This is because justified true belief is a proper subset of knowledge on our present suppositions, and thus the greater value of knowledge over mere true belief would not translate into a greater value of knowledge over any proper subset of its parts, including justified true belief.

And that's because, whether justified or not, politicians rarely get credit for the good that they do.

Author's response: I think that the term "Monerology" is justified, because, as a result of Haeckel's work, the study of the Monera gathered momentum.

Not merely because of justified pride in their own, but because they have not always seen the best of Steyn.

Rallying the troops to your side because you need to feel right and justified - because you need to justify your behavior.

He says the war was justified because of Mr. Hussein's military ambitions and because Iraq is better off without him.

Mr. Hasanov said the increase was justified because of a sharp rise in property values.