Sentence examples for justifiably went from inspiring English sources

"I thought we started the game well, moved the ball around well and justifiably went in front.

The farming lobby will justifiably go nuts with the CMA if common sense does not prevail.

Ought she stop there or can she justifiably go further?

This suggests that being a helpful person requires some thinking about what is most important in one's life, for calls of help can justifiably go unanswered if the individual believes that responding will interfere with her doing something else that she takes to be of higher moral importance.

By now, you'll have seen Barack Obama's, and maybe Mitt Romney's, and perhaps even Neil Gaiman's, which went justifiably viral.

But they could justifiably claim to go into a second Grand Final in three years, aiming to become the first club to complete a Super League and Challenge Cup double since St Helens in 2006, as the low-profile underdogs – with Warrington, courtesy of the generous support of the music promoter Simon Moran, taking the role of glamorous big spenders.

Why is Lance Armstrong refusing to continue his legal challenge against the organization which he perhaps justifiably claims, is going after him with a vengeance, not for the sport from which he has since retired, but for something more personal.

"As long as U.S. media are justifiably fixated on 'exposing' what went wrong and what keeps going wrong and what might go wrong in Dallas, the conversation here won't turn to West Africa, where it belongs," Sandman and Lanard write in their e-mail.

Damon Wise Graham Greene went to his grave justifiably disappointed in the many movie adaptations derived from his novels.

But here something went horribly wrong and MS Dhoni could justifiably be furious.

The candidates each bickered with CNN's Candy Crowley about turns and time allotments, but Romney went at it earlier and more often – sometimes justifiably, but never successfully.