Sentence examples for entirely without justification from inspiring English sources

The Scriabin is a bona fide rarity and not entirely without justification.

Manhattan Through Feb. 23 Not entirely without justification, Surrealism is often derided as a bogus religion.

2) The liberal meltdown on MSNBC after the debate was unseemly and ridiculous but not entirely without justification, since the president lost this debate almost as much as Romney won it.

Somewhat unfairly, but not entirely without justification, the strategic results of the war have been summed up thus: Russia beat Germany, the US beat Japan and Britain beat Italy.

His critics like to argue that many of his records are for longevity, as if surviving in the league all that time were not an accomplishment in itself, and point out, not entirely without justification, that he has not been a great playoff goalie — unlike Roy, for example, who holds the record for playoff wins and once notched 10 consecutive overtime victories.

I maintain that my sacking was entirely without justification," said Barmby.

There is, or there should be, shame for the former prime minister, who drove through a policy that was entirely without proper justification, reliant on his own overweening self-belief.

That statement was not wholly without justification.

It was unprovoked and totally without justification.

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But it is a moot point whether its interpretation of "adequate justification" was entirely without merit.