Sentence examples similar to done with improper justification from inspiring English sources

A Chinese Embassy spokesman denied yesterday that his government had anything to do with improper efforts to influence the administration.

"A shallow masterpiece," we might conclude, as Pauline Kael did (with less justification) about "Citizen Kane".

Now, to be clear, this has absolutely nothing to do with justification.

The President clearly had the right to fire Comey, but he did not have the right to do so with improper intent.

By weight, graphene is stronger than steel; but the monolayer does crack with improper handling.

Justification is done with blank matrices of various sizes.

"I expected that the justifications for his detention are done with," he said.

Dignāga had left the problem of the nature of pramāṇas largely open, as he did with the issue of justification.

Traditional approaches to knowledge have it that knowledge has to do with factors like truth and justification.

But that crash had nothing to do with birds; it resulted from improper starting procedures, the board's investigators said.

Ticketmaster denies that it has done anything improper in its dealings with Pearl Jam.