Sentence examples for justifiably so that from inspiring English sources

"It has been suggested and quite justifiably so, that part of the 'no' vote was in protest against economic hardships people are currently facing," said Mr. Mugabe, assessing his defeat in the February referendum, in an interview with the state-controlled newspaper, The Herald.

You may well think, justifiably so, that you can probably do a better job of predicting the economy than the economists can and you may be right.

Mr. Harrison would bridle, and justifiably so, at the notion that his work offers life lessons.

"He speaks very passionately to a lot of the anger - justifiably so - that people feel here.

"It's a magical season," he quotes the Leicester manager as saying, before adding, "justifiably so, given that a summer expenditure of £26.7m on transfers made them the eighth lowest spenders".

That "justifiably so" shows a writer who actually understands what he is writing.

"So this was way before the whole Hollywood whitewashing movement began, before all the waves of outrage that happened, justifiably so, with the casting of Scarlett Johansson in Ghost in the Shell, things like that.

"We had lost that, justifiably so.

We see a society that is mad, and justifiably so, and we see it going down an ill-advised path.

It's tough to think about diversity in terms of something that isn't race -- justifiably so, since our society has had to overcome so many barriers to racial coexistence.

Justifiably so, say some business consultants, noting that no company wants to hand informational crown jewels to competitors.