Sentence examples for justifiably denied from inspiring English sources
Meckiff's performances as the leading wicket-taker during the 1962 63 season meant that he could not be justifiably denied national selection on grounds of productivity, so the matter of his legitimacy had to be resolved.
Those siding with Plantinga argue in essence that unless an exclusivist must acknowledge on epistemic grounds that are (or should be) accepted by all rational people that those holding incompatible beliefs are actually on equal footing, the exclusivist can justifiably deny that this is so and thus need not engage in belief assessment (Kim 2011).
On the bright side, were one to be feeling vindictive about it, Thailand can justifiably say that the ruling did not favour Cambodia, and that in fact it denied some of its demands.
Thus, he added, "if a stay is denied, the public can have confidence that the FDA's judgment is being vindicated, and if a stay is granted, it will allow the bad-faith, politically motivated decision of Secretary Sebelius, who lacks any medical or scientific expertise, to prevail thus justifiably undermining the public's confidence in the drug approval process".
Though artists are justifiably profiled as alienated, unengaged and suspicious of "reality," few would deny that events of Sept. 11 were but an overture, a beginning.
There are important criticisms of Uncle Tom's Cabin but, like Mark Twain's Huckleberry Finn, the novel demolishes slavery's belief system, denying that the enslaved are a different order of beings and may justifiably be exploited.
As is illustrated by the Antinomies, Kant does not deny the thinkability of things-in-themselves, but rather once concepts are extended beyond the realm of experience, we are without a basis to justifiably endorse one theoretical construction over another.
