Since the "value" of such letters involves as much the romantic element of the actual paper that the writer once touched, and the scrawl that she or he has left on that page, the gaveler might justifiably question what value and pleasure will be derived from the auctioning of CD's and flash drives.
But workers who value security over flexibility, including a lot of middle-aged lawyers, doctors and taxi drivers, feel justifiably threatened.
It justifiably scares people.
"The Camry and the Accord have established, and justifiably so, such strong brand value, which means that you've got to have a really outstanding car".
"Family values" of course, justifiably scares a great many thoughtful people today because the phrase has regularly been employed conceptually in the service of arch-conservative social and political orientations, reinforcing patriarchy, sexism and homophobia, orientations usually grounded in a particular interpretation of a religious creed that defies reasonable belief.
Frank Corsaro's direction places its faith, sometimes justifiably, in old commedia dell'arte values.
Honda's reputation for reliability and value retention has created a justifiably loyal following.
To single her out, at this time and in this place, is to turn a gun on every value of which decent Britons are justifiably proud.
That's the value of the poll's other, albeit justifiably contentious, premise — the restriction to American movies.
In these times of crisis, it is common for people to say that the morality and values we would ordinarily hold to should justifiably be abandoned.
While one can be justifiably skeptical about whether such LBO valuations always deliver fair market values, such skepticism need not be warranted when there is competitive bidding among motivated buyers.
