Sentence examples for justified here from inspiring English sources

Is this scientistic faith well justified here?

Discretion, which is used in so many other areas, is especially justified here".

The cattlemen with whom I eat breakfast are more aristocratic and refined than our cabinet ministers, patriotism is justified here, nationalism is a demonstration of a European conscience".

And if criticizing contemporary architects for creating flamboyant museums that mistreat the art they house has become a tiresome pastime, it is overwhelmingly justified here.

(The Nazi comparison feels justified here, if only for its literal relevance: Laughlin corresponded with German eugenicists and was enthusiastic about Hitler's leadership, praising him for realizing that the "central mission of all politics is race hygiene".

Though he tends to fix a self-congratulatory grin on his face when he's dancing solo (justified here, since I've never seen a single string of pirouettes pass through so many different gear changes) he is always sweetly responsive to Cojocaru's girlish ardour.

In Iraq, such appointments have long been politicised and the current government's policy (which I am not seeking to justify here) is merely a continuation of US post-invasion "policyaking" policy.

We will justify here that the characterization of proper amenability in terms of the cardinality of the Følner sets given in Lemma 2.6 is still true in the extended metric space context.

In the two years I've lived in Washington since graduating from college, I have never once met someone who justified living here for pure love of the city, with a whimsical, "Oh, you know, I just love D.C".

Response: The information theoretical terms used here are standard, so we do not see the necessity to justify them here from first principles; there is a huge literature on the basic concepts of the theory and its applications in different areas including the interesting paper of Dewar and Porté[ 32] as well as the vast body of work by Jaynes and his followers on which we capitalize here[ 6, 7].

Shouldn't we ask what justifies this here?