Sentence examples for justifiably claims from inspiring English sources
He justifiably claims credit for laying the groundwork for "normal, democratic and peaceful development of our country".
It shows (as its own blurb justifiably claims) "the natural world's most astonishing and challenging sights" and last year's exhibition was, indeed, wonderful; I will never forget the hummingbirds fighting.
Why is Lance Armstrong refusing to continue his legal challenge against the organization which he perhaps justifiably claims, is going after him with a vengeance, not for the sport from which he has since retired, but for something more personal.
The Packers, predictably but also justifiably, claimed later that he did not.
The venerable institution can justifiably claim to be a fixed point in a changing world.
Academics in the field can justifiably claim to be world-leading in terms of research.
Andrea Levy can justifiably claim that she provided the BBC with great source material for the task.
But Mr. Gore can now justifiably claim he was an early proponent of reform.
Miss Winsor, if she felt so inclined, could justifiably claim to be the woman who invented the modern blockbuster.
But all of these men can justifiably claim to have earned the right to strut around like peacocks.
Mr O'Brien may justifiably claim a right to reputation, but the right of the press to report parliamentary proceedings is paramount in a functioning democracy," Reidy said.
