Sentence examples for finding justification from inspiring English sources
The Bible is a big long book and Lord knows within its many mansions of eccentricity finding justification for literal and figurative witch hunts is as simple as pretending "enhanced investigation technique" is not a synonym for torture.
Even though it is part of our everyday practice, is this approach to deliberating about what is right and finding justification for our views defensible?
This may seem like a bleak outlook on how human beings respond to opportunities to silence voices they dislike, but my career has taught me that people are endlessly creative in finding justification to censor.
It involves disassembling the experienced complex material into minute parts, finding justifications for the relationships, creatively blending the new unfamiliar and the previous familiar information within limits exerted through the context of time and place, and shuffling and utilizing applicable previous levels in evaluating or making proper judgments.
And the triggers – meeting with certain friends, drinking alcohol – for the drug mean you are always finding justifications.
And the triggers meeting with certain friends, drinking alcohol for the drug mean you are always finding justifications.
The standard is so broad, Ms. Kirtley said, that agencies will have no trouble finding legal justification for withholding documents, no matter how spurious their reasons.
The paradoxical dream of a perfectly controlled democracy that inspired Trudeau's Elections Modernization Act (and the many terrible prior election laws it builds upon) is a fundamentally authoritarian project forever finding fresh justification to further constrain citizens' rights.
The Archbishop has had trouble finding scriptural justification for his frenetic campaign.
In July 1958, the Bowes Committee published their Inquiry into Inland Waterways which specifically mentioned the Kennet and Avon finding "no justification for restoring the section from Reading to Bath".
