Sentence examples for justifiably to from inspiring English sources

After 9/11, we invaded Afghanistan — justifiably — to take the fight to our enemies.

For Scott, Bogdanovich and many other film-makers, DVD has ever since offered a satisfying opportunity to right past wrongs and – less justifiably – to tinker with past glories.

Mr. Booker seems, justifiably, to have earned himself serious good will among the site's membership for agreeing to answer real-time questions in what turned out to be a rapid-fire format.

Patriotic British film buffs will have pondered the best supporting actress award given, very justifiably, to Penelope Cruz for her role in Woody Allen's Spanish-set Vicky Cristina Barcelona. Spanish-set Vicky Cristina Barcelona

What does the new energy map look like from your office in Paris? A. I think that different countries and different regions will continue, quite justifiably, to vary in their energy balances due to different endowments, geography, economic patterns, and political and social values.

(A pessimism, I should say, inherited from my father, who has always tended – mostly justifiably – to assume the worst even in the face of unassailable sporting advantage, and which he in turn had adopted from his own old man, who had understandably first lost his faith in myths of native superiority aged 15 at Gallipoli).

"Investors will justifiably want to wait to see if there is good news on the economy and corporate profits grow".

Those who say that Nadal is a superior player to Federer justifiably point to his 23-10 winning record.

Moreover, in the United States, waste combustors are disproportionately sited in minority and poor communities, which justifiably leads to local opposition to combustion plants.

Feinberg called it the harm principle: A person's liberty (or autonomy) is justifiably restricted to prevent harm to others caused by that person.

Lydia is justifiably anxious to expose him to this coven of cackling Housewives.