Sentence examples similar to justifiably confirmed from inspiring English sources

We can justifiably affirm that a cognition is correct if we can "confirm causal efficacy" (arthakriyāsthiti), by which it is meant that we come to understand that the object does in fact have the causal powers we expected.

Congress is justifiably demanding that the bureau's newly confirmed director, Robert Mueller, overhaul the organization.

When we consider the prospect of the courts characterizing foreign expropriations, however justifiably, as invalid under international law and ineffective to pass title, the wisdom of the precedents is confirmed.

We can justifiably conclude, for example, that we saw a vase and not some vase-like illusion because after the initial perception we then confirmed that what we saw does really hold water, as we expected and wished (iṣṭa).

"Maybe justifiably".

Justifiably so.

And justifiably so.

We're justifiably bored.

He felt justifiably proud.

Doctors were justifiably squeamish.

Aswany is justifiably proud.