Sentence examples similar to justifiably permitted from inspiring English sources
His supporters feel justifiably let down.
When President Trump fired James Comey, the director of the F.B.I., on May 9, 2017, many Americans were justifiably worried that investigators would never be permitted to get to the bottom of Russia's attack on our 2016 election and any potential involvement of Mr. Trump's associates.
By turns vulgar, intemperate, sarcastic, and justifiably proud of legislative victories, the latter president's profile also permitted Glass to engage in some more variegated writing, including comedic stretches of presidential scatology, to help the evening along.
Many actors--stars and struggling newcomers alike--are justifiably worried that powerful talent agencies, which increasingly act more as packagers of film projects than as simple flesh peddlers, are putting their own interests in front of the client's, and would be even more likely to do so if they were permitted a financial interest in programming.
As for the World Bank, the commission would justifiably eliminate lending to countries whose credit ratings permit them to tap private capital markets.
He felt justifiably proud.
