Sentence examples for justification expressed from inspiring English sources

This justification expressed itself all too often as self-justification, and the storm of assertion cleared a brutal path.

These are the official justifications, expressed in political and nationalist terms.

Such terrorism is widely recognized by specialists as stemming less from theology, but rather the product of politics, sociology, disadvantaged minorities, or even troubled individuals seeking ideological justification to express the rage of their personal pathology.

Students also stated that it provides clinicians with a justification to express alternative options to patients (such as a comparison between two competing treatments), with the guidance of quantified measures of effectiveness (statistics) and the degree to which these may vary due to different factors.

Expressed justifications for refusing to obey laws because of conscience vary.

I didn't know there was a length of time between normal kidney function and dialysis… (CKD-3, ID 08) Aside from knowledge gaps, patients doubted their ability to comprehend CKD knowledge and expressed justifications for not asking questions: 'I wouldn't understand it', 'I'm not too medically inclined' or 'I'm not the doctor'.

The discrimination she experienced directly, both from members of her family and within the community (she experienced eviction due to her HIV status), provide a justification for the fears expressed by other women with HIV.

The same holds true for the corresponding movement within art of rejecting life in favor of "art for its own sake", that is, of a form of artistic production that self-consciously (and with justification) refuses to express life because it has no foundation in a corresponding life form.

They said the police had no justification for striking demonstrators and expressed concern that the incident might now alter their future relationship with the police here, which had been generally cooperative.

The expressed opinions and justifications of the participants with respect to the benefits of RPs becoming qualified and approved prescribers should be considered.

"This kind of war, a pre-emptive war, has no moral justification," he says, a view also expressed by other Vatican officials.