Sentence examples for justified about from inspiring English sources

Sports, Page 15 Book Review BACK ON THE CASE AND BETWEEN FRESH PAGES The FX series, "Justified," about the exploits of Raylan Givens, a United States marshal is based on a novella by Elmore Leonard.

But ask nearly anyone involved in "Justified" about Mr. Olyphant, and before long it comes out: The reason Mr. Olyphant works as Raylan is because in various ways he is Raylan.

The mother's attorney, Brian Dunn, said he was surprised by the decision to award the officers damages, saying "there is nothing at all justified about this shooting".

There's a lot of talk in the final season of "Justified" about lost causes and fading hopes, partly because, in the world of the show (and often in real life), there just isn't much work for the working class.

Most of those disengaged employees also feel justified about their approach to work, even though they have colleagues in the exact same position who are fired up to be there.

Some modest remark is of course justified, about how valuable the new postrefinement methods are for a good dataset, but Figure 8 should be removed.

Some philosophers hold that some beliefs about physical objects are non-inferentially justified, while others hold that this is never so, and that justified beliefs about physical states of affairs are always justified via an inference to the best explanation that starts out from beliefs about one's experiences.

In condition (1), DRT takes account of what is attractive about some knowledge theories by requiring epistemically justified beliefs about a wide variety of standard academic subjects.

Arguably, my knowledge (justified belief) about Caesar's death also depends on my knowing (justifiably believing) that the texts in question are reliable guides to the past.

"Yet again, it is clear the lack of transparency about how users' data is being used will lead to entirely justified fears about our data being exploited for commercial gain".

Of course there is always a justified squeamishness about money and politics.