Sentence examples for indeed justified from inspiring English sources

He left the impression that some of the anger was indeed justified.

His sense of human dignity, evident in all his works, was supported, and indeed justified, by a strenuous realism.

The test reveals that the similarity concept is indeed justified and that the combustion temperature is well predicted, but that the ignition time is overpredicted.

But Mr. Fortuyn was openly gay and, indeed, justified his aversion to Muslim immigrants on the grounds that Islamic culture imported by immigrants threatened the Netherlands' tradition of tolerance.

The commission has said that it would like to see a study done on the prevalence of H.I.V. among gay men here to see whether South Africa is indeed justified in following the guidelines laid down by public health authorities in the United States and other countries where the infection patterns have shown marked difference.

Efforts to increase the frequency of this strategy are indeed justified.

Not only does that film indeed "justify a life"; it also continues to dominate it.

If real interest rates are permanently lower, this could indeed justify higher prices in relation to rents or income.

If elaborated lists fail to reassure, that would suggest the peer review system is not working -and that would indeed justify alarm.

There is nothing in the act compelling or indeed justifying such a construction of it, and I cannot believe that Congress in passing, and the President in approving it, conceived that such a construction was possible.

Since supervising more people can be more work and indeed justify a higher salary, it's important to unravel the reasons why men manage larger teams and how that drives higher salaries, she said.