Sentence examples similar to justified happy from inspiring English sources
Later, he justified his brusqueness to the happy cheese eaters: "One day," he said, "you'll trust me".
Yes, Romo was making enough plays through the air to justify a pass-happy approach.
The President was happy to learn that Jackson justified his acts by their necessity.
Intuition must be relied on to determine that the goal of making a person happy is epistemically irrelevant, that is, that a belief cannot be epistemically justified simply because a person's holding it makes him happy.
While Sorenstam was not happy as she left the course, her dissatisfaction was justified.
"The bookies have got them favourites so I'm happy to run with that, but it probably is justified.
"Those who always represented the family and faithful couples are happy to justify hanky-panky," he said.
McDonald's and Burger King justify ads for their Happy Meals and Kids Meals by pledging to show lower-calorie versions of the meals in the ads.
It's ironic that the liberal elites proudly proclaim the inhumanity of deportation which could break up the families of these immigrants, but they are more than happy to justify the need to send black men and women to prison for minor infractions, thus separating the families of American citizens.
The director general of Dubai Municipality, justified the scheme as follows: "The UAE has been ranked as 14th among the happiest nations in the world.
