Sentence examples for classic justification from inspiring English sources

Public goods, in turn, are the classic justification for the modern state.

Each volume begins with drinks, from gentle Melon Water to bracing Manhattans, and the epigraph "It's Always Five O'Clock Somewhere," the barfly's classic justification for an early snifter.

The classic justification for market-making and other types of trading is that they endow the market with liquidity, and throughout the financial industry I heard the same argument over and over.

The classic justifications for the death penalty have not changed much over the centuries.

Barton's tweets since Sunday's game – he has lashed out at critics and tried to explain why he hit City's Carlos Tevez – are classic signs of "justification of anger", says Fisher.

If anything, it's your classic Triple D justification: Use robots for any and all tasks that are dirty, dangerous, or dull.

We, however, must blend this internal Daoist history with external information about these groups and their thought to get a plausible explanatory justification for the classic Zhuangzi position.

(Further, classic empiricist accounts of the justification of our empirical beliefs assume that beliefs about the character of experience are veridical.

My justification for a classics best-seller list?

But this could be just as much a justification for compulsory classics as for compulsory RS.

There is a discussion of Gödel that has bearing on each of these questions, namely, his discussion of intrinsic and extrinsic justifications in his classic paper (Gödel (1947), expanded as Gödel (1964)).