Sentence examples for but justifiably from inspiring English sources

But, justifiably, some parents with moral objections to the weapons were concerned.

Name and address withheld You are probably over-reacting but justifiably.

It's also slightly pricier (pastas are around €10, mains €15), but justifiably so: run by the Lazio Regional Authority, Palatium showcases more than 1,000 Lazio products in delicious, traditional dishes with a twist, such as ricotta-and-mint ravioli.

(Chinen) Jazz Trio Summit (Friday) This intergenerational meeting, immodestly but justifiably named, will feature three musicians united by their erudition, their gift for interplay and their rootedness in swing: the guitarist Gene Bertoncini, 74; the bass saxophonist Scott Robinson, 52; and the pianist Jonathan Batiste, 25.

The only dip in her show was a heavy-handed ballad, "Love and Respect," but just about everything else was medium or fast tempo, and the rhythm was beautifully articulated: Mr. Keezer arpeggiated chords a little flashily, but justifiably so; the bassist Reuben Rogers and the drummer Jon Wikan gripped the music hard with accents.

But the island's trump card lies two miles north of Dewey, at platinum-blonde Flamenco Beach -- a rustic but justifiably popular scimitar of sand hailed in tour brochures as the best in the Caribbean.

Favorites seem played, but perhaps justifiably.

The Packers, predictably but also justifiably, claimed later that he did not.

But its justifiably paranoid protagonist suffers enough punishing twists for two or three movies.

Labour introduced the act but was justifiably accused of violating most of its principles, in its obsession with security.

But however justifiably angry she is, I can't see any argument for leaving them to go hungry or homeless or to die from poor medical care.