Sentence examples for convincingly justified from inspiring English sources
The Knicks were dead, victims of a 4-0 first-round playoff sweep orchestrated by Jason Kidd and Kenyon Martin, and the Nets had convincingly justified their claim as basketball kings of the Hudson.
"Neither can convincingly justify his enmity for the other," says an analyst.
That community has not spoken out against radical Islam and its terrorists loudly enough, consistently enough, convincingly enough, to justify such trust.
In contemplating legislation intended to spur people to give up even more money -- to operators and the state -- through gambling, lawmakers will have a hard time arguing, convincingly, that the proposed legalization is morally justified.
If that is not acceptable politically, there is surely little that can be said convincingly in support of a contention that the suffering of the victims will be justified by the promised future benefits to their descendants" [ 151] (p. 430).
"The goal of open, interoperable Internet communications services justified this condition as serving in the public interest, and nothing in the condition convincingly shows otherwise," the commissioners wrote.
The government is never going to say that it will scrap the bomb tomorrow, but it could convincingly announce that it is time to revisit the question of whether Britain's possession of nuclear weapons is justified in the post-cold war world, and that no conclusion will be ruled out in advance.
That battering was justified.
