Sentence examples for it's justifiably from inspiring English sources

Camby said: "It's justifiably so.

But don't expect to have beautiful Karloo Pool to yourself, as it's justifiably popular.

And that's why it's harder and harder for movie studios to make money with the kinds of naturalistic dramas that traditionalist critics keep calling for them to make: it's justifiably hard for younger viewers to take them seriously.

"Sometimes you've just gone as far up the mountain as you can with somebody, and it's justifiably time to say goodbye," Carmichael said.

A Confederate ironclad ship, it was justifiably feared, could wipe out the entire Union Navy.

For an entire generation, it was justifiably impossible to view Mosley with sympathy, and Skidelsky alienated many people.

It was justifiably held that Kant could provide such a foundation because of his opposition to metaphysics and his limitation of scientific knowledge to the sphere of phenomena.

The Nag Hammadi Gospel of Thomas, for example, does not include any extended mythic narrative, and there is doubt about whether it is justifiably classified as gnostic.

The hemlocks for which it is justifiably famous are dying at an unprecedented rate, victims of an insect that was virtually unknown in New York State a decade ago.

After a slow start, the Fed did a good job responding to the financial crisis, and it is justifiably worried about the danger of tightening policy too early.

The Iraqi government finds itself working at cross purposes with us on this issue because it is justifiably fearful that Sunni militias will turn on it should the Americans leave.