Sentence examples for form of justified from inspiring English sources

These passages seem to imply that perhaps knowledge is some form of justified true belief.

It's kind of justified.

The Drive Extender kind of justified the toaster servers by allowing for easy hard drive pooling.

Her mental imbalance showed itself in 1502 in the form of extravagant, though justified, jealousy of the unfaithful Philip.

The difference in the form of consent is justified, in our opinion, by the fact that irreversible anonymization implies a lower risk (in general terms) for the donor, and with the purpose of usefulness of a biobank for the whole society rather than for the single patient, a presumed silent assent seems to be enough and to facilitate the process of donation.

For the lottery scammers, a conflation of race and whiteness renders the British and Americans as being "the same white people," and scamming becomes a justified form of repayment for colonial and postcolonial exploitation.

However, as many experiments have shown (e.g., Carlsmith 2006; Fehr and Gächter 2002), particularly for larger groups, coercion in the form of a deserved and justified punishment and/or deterrence can help to avoid free riding.

Imagine how odd it would be to hear the United States claim that only democracy is a morally justified form of government.

It's appropriate that a justified form of unconventional, asymmetric informational warfare is being practiced by whistle-blowers and hacktivists, exemplified by organizations such as WikiLeaks and people like Edward Snowden, who liberate information for the public good.

In particular the ultimate moral issue is the following: is any form of nationalism morally permissible or justified, and, if not, how bad are particular forms of it?

A second form of internalism, connected just to justified belief but probably extendable to knowledge as well, concerns not access but rather what the basis for a justified belief really is.