Sentence examples for justified does from inspiring English sources

Such behavior, however justified, does not promote good will.

Toppling minarets, however militarily justified, does not enthuse ordinary television-watching Iraqis.

Justified does this with the hugely appropriate Brad Paisley track You'll Never Leave Harlan Alive.

Religious faith, no matter how justified, does not reliably make it less painful to be tortured to death.

The past five years have shown that moral outrage in response to public-sector cuts – while justified – does not by itself win elections.

"Whether consumers' reasons for demanding more gluten-free products are medically or nutritionally justified doesn't really matter; simply put, more consumers want more of these products," said Lang.

The excuses, however justified, do eventually give way to an answer.

Let us say that one has an inferentially justified belief that p when one's belief that p depends for its justification on justified belief in some other proposition(s) from which one can legitimately infer p; and one has a foundationally or noninferentially justified belief that p when one's belief that p is justified but does not depend on any other beliefs for its justification.

Similarly, if justified choice does not require the comparability of alternatives, she could be justified in choosing the slightly worse legal career.

But even when these decisions are justified, that doesn't mean it's smooth sailing.

As discussed above, in his two-step approach, justified authority does not entail legitimate authority, and while the latter does create political obligations the former does not.