Sentence examples for began to justify from inspiring English sources

After 9/11 he began to justify suicide attacks.

After the Sept. 11 attacks in the U.S., the Chinese began to justify its campaigns in Xinjiang as a contribution to the global war on terror.

This is made most vivid in Mr. Bobbitt's account of the nation-state, which, in his peculiar definition, appeared late in the 19th century, when states began to justify themselves as representations of nations or peoples.

However, after swapping positions with Ronaldo to appear on the right, "Bale almost immediately began to justify his cost".

As soon as he heard this, one solider began to justify his actions.

These studies began to justify different means of determining value — some of which influenced the theory of social capital and individual capital, that emerged in the late 1990s and, along with ecological economics, influenced modern human development theory.

It certainly doesn't begin to justify the sweeping conclusions Mr Sumner has drawn.

"But the numbers are fairly small and don't begin to justify the complaints you hear".

Nor did it begin to justify the law that denied money to move any Guantánamo prisoner to the United States.

No victory except dignity for us and for the Iraqis could begin to justify the cost of this war.

Philbin added that he was confident Suh would begin to justify his salary in the coming week.