Sentence examples for justified feeling from inspiring English sources

But what makes this particularly hard to bear is the widespread, and in my view justified, feeling in the party that the Tories were either allowed to – or encouraged to – join a national vilification of our party leader and seem to have benefited from that".

She certainly is justified feeling grateful but it's less about women and minorities and more about technology and distribution.

In some ways, Randolph, now the Brewers' bench coach, would be justified feeling as if little had changed.

With hindsight wisdom; after the surprise, the chest thumping and the unmitigated jubilation, the entirely justified feeling of revenge, I would argue that that it would have been better and wiser for us and the world -- and worse for Bin Laden and Al Qaeda -- if we hadn't assassinated him so summarily..... Or at the very least, strongly attempted to capture him.

No wonder the zeitgeist of the nation is one of unalloyed angst and the rest of the world has a justified feeling of schadenfreude.

You have this, you have that.' [My mother]'s like, 'Why are you so miserable all the time?' I'm like, 'I just am.'" For this person, being judged as lacking life circumstances that would justify feeling depressed appeared to suppress further discussion and the possibility of support.

But while feelings of revulsion were justified, feelings of elation at his demise were not.

If Inter were justified in feeling hard done-by over the first of those dismissals, it still feels like just another symptom of a team that has utterly lost its composure.

(For that matter, I don't recall any uproar about Zuckerman being 71 at the time, which Laura wouldGery would be justified in feeling quite bitter about).

But the other side of the clean power revolution might be justified in feeling a little left out by Clinton's policy announcement.

But taxpayers, who have billions at stake in government bailouts of financial firms, are justified in feeling envious of the information provided when publicly listed companies do deals.