Sentence examples for justifiably that from inspiring English sources
Heynckes could say, justifiably, that his team was unlucky to lose.
Mourinho can claim, justifiably, that he has barely had time to get on speaking terms with the talent he inherits.
Ms. Frank answered, justifiably, that the crunchy dissonances of her chords sound more incisive on the piano.
He has said, quite justifiably, that he expects his prime to come between the ages of 23 and 27.
Yet the others worry, justifiably, that they are drowning in diamonds.The big houses don't want the Biennale to become a jewellery fair.
I think it just comes down to people feeling – justifiably – that they're being lied to, that things aren't real and they're being manipulated and controlled.
Those who know of and can follow a proof that π is an irrational number may justifiably dismiss that person as a mathematical ignoramus.
Israelis rightly and justifiably want that security, yet their government's present actions instead risk simply growing a new generation bent on revenge".
Strong awareness involves a knowing that or justifiably believing that something is the case.
They are justifiably furious that they aren't getting that action.
In passing, Aristotle says that one might justifiably think that wisdom is beyond human ability because in many ways human nature is in slavery (Metaphysics 982b30).
