Sentence examples similar to completely warrant from inspiring English sources

As a result, the crackdown on eye-rolling, and any physical manifestation of being "over it," is completely warranted.

But Bezos' fangirling is completely warranted.

"While it's not completely warranted, they're not necessarily going to snap back soon," Boockvar says.

I'm certainly no economist (not that they know anything about the economy anyway!) but radical changes in spending and behavior may be completely warranted.

The scathing review was completely warranted based on the property not delivering what was promised, comparable five-star properties, the location, the price and their attitude when we complained.

It turned out to be completely warranted as Rove spent almost half an hour insulting California at every turn, while the room quietly pushed their salads around their plates.

And although the backlash against Bill O'Reilly's asinine comments was completely warranted, he accomplished exactly what he set out to do; make sure that this powerful leader's hair - much more than her brilliance and her truth - became the story of the day.

(There is a homosexual predator in the abbey so introducing this idea to the novel is not completely without warrant).

The effects of this increased competition may have not yet materialized completely, which warrants caution.

If this qualitative statement "low" is not completely unreliable, warranting a non-zero weight, our final result would be x' = ximp + "some w > 0" × ("low" - ximp).

Not altogether warranted.