Sentence examples for justified display from inspiring English sources

There are some marvellous exhibitions of tendentiousness in "Hooking Up," but I think most observers would give the prize to "In the Land of the Rococo Marxists," an essay in which Wolfe sets out to understand why Americans did not greet the new millennium with a fully justified display of patriotic pride.

In fact just about everybody in "Justified" displays very good manners while doing some very ill-mannered things.

Researchers asked participants complex moral questions such as "Can murder ever be justified?" and then displayed, on a computer screen, alternative answers ("sometimes justifiable" or "never justifiable").

Further differences are seen in the work of the two men: Poggio wrote on fine parchment, took care to make lines end uniformly (justified), and drew elaborate display capitals and initials; Niccoli usually wrote on paper, used the simplest of pen-made Roman capitals for titles, and focused on textual accuracy.

What makes justified beliefs justified?

Puncheon's goal added to an already frenzied atmosphere as the sound of renewed optimism, justified as the hosts displayed endeavour and fight under new management, rang around Selhurst Park.

A certain tone of techno-triumphalism was hard to avoid — and justified, given the wonders on display.

"There's no sound evidence to prove display bans are justified".

But given recent events, Hope's critics might feel justified in condemning his decadent display of wealth amid a struggling global economy.

Indeed, it's easy to see how exactly the sort of justified moral indignation that Ms. Gordon herself displays could support that belief.

The book "displays great inventiveness and a justified belief in its relevance to our own emotional lives," D. T. Max wrote in these pages in 1999.