Sentence examples for even if justifiably from inspiring English sources

The government's actions have left "the impression that Padilla may have been held for these years, even if justifiably, by mistake," the court wrote.

As the government surely must understand, although the various facts it has asserted are not necessarily inconsistent or without basis, its actions have left not only the impression that Padilla may have been held for these years, even if justifiably, by mistake -- an impression we would have thought the government could ill afford to leave extant.

Insulters on the right co-opted the trigger warning for mocking usage if a lefty is upset about something, even if justifiably so.

Here, the calculation is apparent, and while that's part of Madonna's essence even something that makes her fun it throws the record's balance off a little too much for it to be consistent, even if it justifiably made her a star".

And even if people are justifiably concerned about some of the things that are happening today, all of that progress remains real.

They wrote, 'Why did they [parents] do this to me?' Or, 'I wouldn't want to see them even if they came to see me.' They were justifiably angry with the raw deal they'd had.

But even if he is, his reputation will be irredeemably - and justifiably - in tatters.

"I think my colleagues and I can be justifiably proud of the entertainment we provided — even if it meant me wearing these ridiculous sweater vests".

Even if his muscle-bound 6-foot-2 frame and sculptured abs — justifiably famous in their own right — weren't evidence of his work ethic, the last few months have been a test of Mr. Lochte's supposed laziness.

Both are justifiably concerned about their privacy, which means that even if we ended up in a relationship, I wouldn't be able to write about it.

(FG5) And even if you put in security levels, it's very difficult because you could justifiably say that most of those 12 [occupational groups], it's good they should have access to your records.