Sentence examples for fact justification from inspiring English sources

Your "other" experience is marginalized and you need to demonstrate that it is in fact justification for your understandings.

In the earlier book, his argument was that the theories of postwar American painting had become far more important than the paintings themselves - had become, in fact, justifications for the paintings, works which Mr. Wolfe himself found rather inaccessible, or at least displeasing.

Carbon reduction is a wonderful after-the-fact justification for all the dams we've paid for over the years.2.2

His democracy agenda strikes some onlookers as an after-the-fact justification for the war in Iraq, invented once the main given reason (Saddam's weapons of mass destruction) had collapsed.

A Nicaraguan general cited Google's version of the border map as an after-the-fact justification of a reported raid of a disputed area between that country and Costa Rica.

Some other bioethicists, however, said Geron's committee had been formed shortly before Wisconsin scientists announced the successful isolation of the human stem cells, creating the appearance that the committee was merely providing after-the-fact justification.

But on the other hand, this valuation analysis was not likely to have been used in negotiations but for an after-the-fact justification of a price given in a fairness opinion.

In 2006, officials in the Pittsburgh office apparently came up with the story that the agent had attended the protest in search of a specific individual as part of a terrorism investigation — a false "after-the-fact justification" that made its way into the press statement and briefing materials for Mr. Mueller.

Clinton seems to have come up with Lee's "constitutional right to travel" as an after-the-fact justification.

Finally, social representations have a justificatory function which permits after-the-fact justification of positions and behaviour.

The United States Supreme Court should reverse the Indiana court's ruling and make clear that false, after-the-fact justifications are never enough to justify unequal treatment.