Sentence examples for going to justify from inspiring English sources

"I am not going to justify myself now," he said.

I don't know how he's going to justify that".

I'm surely not going to justify war based upon God.

"Unticking a box or one phone call is not going to justify £60," says a spokesperson.

The chief executive Marc Bolland is going to have repeat the trick if he's going to justify that.

The service needs to win new customers and additional profits if Morrisons is going to justify its investment.

It is fascinating the extent to which apologists for the Iraq war will go to justify the unjustifiable, although William Safire does so with a literary flair that is unique.

The lengths to which we've gone to justify predatory behaviors belies our unease with contravening it.

Some deserve it: nine pages chastise those on the British left who saw no evil in the 1930s Soviet Union.Nine pages also go to justifying the 2003 invasion of Iraq.

The 2011 Emmy went to "Justified's" Margo Martindale.

But the contortions that opponents of private accounts tend to go to to justify their position cannot help but make their position look weaker.