Sentence examples for indeed justify from inspiring English sources

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.

Countries can indeed justify protection using safety or dumping, even if that breaks the spirit of open markets; and when protection reaches some (unknown) level, global supply chains will break down.

The Administration has denied that reading of the paper, but it appears that it could indeed justify such an action; it is too easy to imagine a future President pointing to the language of the white paper as a precedent.

Adolescent bravado and myopia may indeed justify limiting smoking like driving, voting and marrying to adults; and such restrictions on the rights of children are fully consistent with liberalism.

He was arguing that there are times when the ends do indeed justify the means, and that war is not always a slippery slope to unlimited cruelty and barbarism.

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.

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 been slow and incomplete, and that's what allows and indeed justifies Attorney General Spitzer," said James D. Cox, an expert on securities and corporate law and a professor at the Duke University School of Law.

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.