Sentence examples for justified in thinking from inspiring English sources

No one expected much of the new line of Radeons in the first place given ATI's lackluster offerings lately, and combine that with the improvement in the 65nm 280 — I think I was justified in thinking so.

Why are we justified in thinking that you will form a justified belief in response to our utterance?

I think that people of all economic classes think they work harder than everyone else - some are justified in thinking this, other less so.

To the question, "Why do we engage in communication?," we can answer, "Because we are justified in thinking that we can thereby produce in each other justified beliefs and to provide justifications for engaging in action".

Both argue that, while a subject might be a priori justified in believing that she has a certain thought, and also a priori justified in thinking that the having of that thought depends on the presence of certain substances or communal practice in the environment, this a priori justification does not transmit to belief in the existence of those external substances or practices.

And then, having won all five of his previous matches against Dott, Ebdon would have been justified in thinking the title was his for the taking.

Wouldn't a viewer be justified, though, in thinking specifically of German fascism, given the film's meticulous rendering of the time and place?

As Kumārila's commentators like to put it, if it is thought that we must await second-order justification before thinking we are justified in crediting first-order cognitions, then "the whole world would be blind".

Such abominable use of other people is justified in Catherine because both men insist on thinking of her as a queen, an apparition, a creature of another world.

She justified it, thinking she had to sell drugs to survive.

Belligerent or plain aggressive behavior is justified in terms of 'informality' or conceptions of what 'good thinking' requires.