Sentence examples for full of justifications from inspiring English sources
Turnbull did not appear until well after midnight and his speech was brittle and defensive, full of justifications and explanations.
But Beck's Web site, The Blaze, was full of justifications for the mass murder of innocents, and provided a sampling of the troubled audience he caters to in this country.
The aims of this paper are to describe why and how researchers undertake mixed methods studies in HSR and to consider whether researchers are exploiting the full range of justifications and types of approaches available to them.
"It looked very defensive, judgmental, full of self-justification," he said.
Like so many elements of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the events on the Mavi Marmara produced two competing narratives, each full of self-justification and contempt for the other.
Since formal and substantive equality of opportunity norms are proposed as components of a moral theory of justified social inequality, the full justification of any candidate conception of equality of opportunity must be sought by way of examining the justification of the full theory of justice in which the candidate conception is to play a part.
This is in part due to the fact that you can now buy books at Tesco, or Little Chef, or Woolworths - and they will not be stocking literary fiction - and in part due to the fact that readers of Heat magazine, say, seem to be able to devour news of celebrity shenanigans every week and still have the appetite for a book-full of self-justification at the end of the year.
For the full justification of each of the fossil specimens and their age see Additional file 1.
As the third and fourth rows suggest, full justification of a political conception of justice requires acceptance of an account of the burdens of judgment that explain why pluralism is a fact of life.
The third level of publicity concerns what Rawls calls "the full justification of the public conception of justice as it would be presented in its own terms" and must include all of the considerations we bring to the table when generating a conception of justice in the first place.
