Sentence examples for justifiably ignored from inspiring English sources
The week's other releases have been more justifiably ignored in the trophy run – though if anyone wants to hand a most well-sculpted ensemble prize to The Riot Club (Universal, 15), Lone Scherfig's diverting but insight-challenged portrait of elite Oxford hedonism, I shan't stand in their way.
They would justifiably ignore our pleas for diplomatic or negotiated approaches and instead simply follow our lead.
Utilitarians, in other words, may be reductionists, justifiably ignoring the "distinctness" between persons — and the distributive principles such a distinction might support — because the non-identity of persons is just a less deep fact (Parfit 1984, 329 345; see also Broome 1991 for a reductionist-based argument in support of utilitarianism's account of goodness).
Most feel – justifiably – alienated and ignored by France's political elite on the right, left and centre.
Liberals would justifiably dismiss this argument as solipsistic and silly.
Can an exclusivist justifiably disregard such diversity?
"Although our current poor set of results are justifiably uppermost in all our minds presently, it must not be ignored that we are building a new, talented and young squad.
They're justifiably upset because of cases like the white woman (suspected car thief) in Los Angeles who led police on a wild chase, stopped, got out of vehicle blasting music, ignored the cops, fumbled about and danced to the music, got back into the car and chilled, was apprehended alive, and able to have her day in court.
Spaniards are justifiably feeling cut out of their own story.
