Sentence examples for justification reflects from inspiring English sources

"And visiting the head of the tyranny without justification reflects submission to the tyranny".

The notion that everyone "has room for improvement" as a justification for this policy reflects a psychological problem that has no place in the classroom.

This reflects the justifications for using a mixing methods approach in the first place.

The overwhelming pressure on officers to write summonses, make arrests, stop pedestrians and motorists with little or no justification, and downgrade crime reports reflects the deterioration of effective management under Raymond W. Kelly, the longest-serving police commissioner in the city's history.

This might seem to be a justification only, but this also reflects the importance for doctors to build up solid relationships with their patients in order to gain trust.

Awareness can ensure that there is only sensible opposition to projects, and that developers have no justification for claiming that opposition merely reflects NIMBYism.

Multiple drug class combinations are often prescribed for the treatment of schizophrenia, although antipsychotic monotherapy reflects FDA labeling and scientific justification for combinations is highly variable.

"The totality of animals, the crushing majority of men, live without ever finding the least need for justification," his narrator, a literature professor at the Sorbonne, reflects.

Christianity reflects this notion in its doctrine of justification and in its belief that Jesus Christ was the God-man who died to atone for the sins of all mankind.

A fierce, funny play full of moral ambiguities, whose structure reflects our own confusions and slippery self-justifications for turning a blind eye.

Hegel's justification of war and destruction in the name of progress reflects his overall philosophy.