Sentence examples for justifiably preferred from inspiring English sources
To decide whether one particular arrangement could be justifiably preferred to others, we carried out a series of topology comparison tests.
"The American people justifiably and understandably prefer a peaceful solution that prevents Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon, and this agreement, if it's achieved, has the potential to do that," he said, referring to the deal that the U.S. and five other nations have been negotiating with Iran.
Ali boasted loudly and justifiably that he was The Greatest; but the Long Fellow preferred icy silence or his trademark mumble.
Thailand and Bali are also preferred destinations, and many of the surrounding regional textiles are justifiably held in high regard.
Or to use the phrasing preferred in the current "epistemology of disagreement" debates, to what extent, if any, is it reasonable for an exclusivist to retain her exclusivistic beliefs when it is acknowledged that epistemic peers disagree?[4] The answer, as some see it, is that the exclusivist can no longer justifiably maintain that her exclusivistic beliefs are true.
Many consider Blue Velvet his greatest picture (he had made the classical Elephant Man by then and the sci-fi curio Dune); others prefer Wild at Heart or the Twin Peaks series, which was justifiably cultish.
Call it bare-faced theft or, if you prefer, mature artistry, but at the first sight of the new Leon, a cry would have justifiably gone up in the Alfa design department: "Oi, that's my radiator grille". Note, also, the cunningly camouflaged rear-door handles, as premiered in the Alfa 147 and since cheekily championed by Mazda.
Intense colchicine regimens have justifiably fallen out of favor.
