Sentence examples for justifications made from inspiring English sources
And the arguments about the invasion and the justifications made for it at the time roll remorselessly on.
I look at this "choice" and hear the tortured justifications made in their favour and they sound awfully similar: hollow.
None of these justifications made the sequence any easier to achieve in the cockpit of unresolved animosities that is Israel today.
So next time, when a writer asks if I'd like him or her to sign my book, I'll say yes, no questions asked, no justifications made.
Just look at the justifications made by those who voted down the amendment.
These justifications make it difficult for witnesses and victims, especially victims as young as the ones involved in the Penn State scandal, to recognize what constitutes as sexual assault, making them less likely to reach out and get help.
But if it helps you to look for justifications, make a list of everything you've been through and achieved - this is your proof that you deserve to be heard (we'll deal with not requiring any proof and loving yourself unconditionally later - if you're already there, great!).
Omand said: "I had to read the prime minister's statement several times to try and square it with the letter to the UN", but he was satisfied that the justification made to the UN meant it was in a state of armed conflict that is legally different to the US's controversial practice of conducting strikes beyond traditional battlefields.
Justification made above regarding stable population of moderates can be explored further by observing the changes in the adoption probabilities.
Ironically, this was the same justification made when our government denied African-Americans, women, and members of the LGBT community from claiming their rightful place in the battle formation.
The key to the lingering power of this production is the seductive performance of Mr. Shawn, whose gnomelike appearance, lisp and earnest delight in self-justification make Jack insidiously ingratiating.
