Sentence examples for justifiably or not from inspiring English sources

Its name, justifiably or not, is shorthand for a food revolution.

They may fear, justifiably or not, that their verdicts will subject them to reprisals.

Today, justifiably or not, many of Obama's opponents see themselves as disenfranchised outsiders.

The Japanese, justifiably or not, feel helpless against Chinese wage rates, which are 5percentt of Japan's.

The growing chorus of Mike D'Antoni critics - which justifiably or not may include Carmelo Anthony and Chauncey Billups - probably wonders how Jackson would have fared had D'Antoni not abruptly left Phoenix.

"They have reason to believe that making clouds right near the ocean might help, and they started to do that, and the Indians found out and believed — justifiably or not — that it would make their monsoon worse.

But whether or not loyalty is thought to be justifiably forfeited, the breakpoint may differ for different people.

Burke was not authoritarian but constitutionalist and always parliamentary whereas Maistre, in stressing the authority of the traditional elite, is often justifiably called not conservative but reactionary.

Finally, he sits on the fence, insisting – justifiably, if not helpfully – that we should be talking about "human beings, not flags".

It looks infinitely worse this morning, with only a point to show for a game they feel justifiably raw not to have won.

Exum has justifiably elected not to rush his return from injury, while Maker's national team allegiances have been questioned in the past.