Sentence examples for justifiably suspect from inspiring English sources

Those who believe that the poem is unfinished, and that Lucretius had he lived would have developed or restructured its final part, may justifiably suspect that the possibility of good cheer and optimism in the face of pain was the motif that he was saving for that role, wherever and however he might eventually have chosen to work it in.

She justifiably suspects her father of causing the shipwreck.

"We are about to return a work from the Schwabing portion of the collection that is justifiably suspected of being looted art," Christoph Edel, a court-appointed lawyer for the 81-year-old collector, said in a statement.

"The intellectually lazy, environmentally suspect and economically unsustainable mass delusion of an ever-expanding American housing market is justifiably dead," he writes.

That, I suspect, has been as much a surprise to the watching world as it has been to some justifiably proud Brits.

"I suspect that you could not have a society in which everybody was forced to tell the truth -- we'd have to have whole different rules for what constituted justifiably taking offense," he said.

Anatomically suspect.

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.

Terror suspects?

The police yesterday acknowledged that officers had gone in without warning or a warrant, but said they had done so justifiably in pursuit of a suspect they thought was armed.

Yet ruling out PSG would be foolhardy given that they appear to be the strongest team behind the usual suspects, Barcelona, Bayern Munich and Madrid Manchester Cityy may argue otherwise and justifiably so after their victory over Sevilla).