Sentence examples for justified most from inspiring English sources

Yet those who stayed for the closing 10 minutes got to see a coup de théâtre so sublime, so tender, it justified most of what had gone before.

I think it would be justified, most definitely, because she is the chief of staff of the British armed forces, who are still occupying our country, who are still operating on Irish streets in the six counties of Ulster.

It was around the polytechnique at the dawn of the 19th century that the pretentious scoundrel Count Henri de Saint-Simon gave birth to a notion that has justified most statist societies since then.

When market prices go up again, so that mine development is justified, most projects would need at least five years to proceed to production.

However, in our study, this association was not justified, most likely because the women of the comparison groups had similar characteristics and came from similar socio-environmental background.

Financially, it is hard to justify most of the recent acquisitions in America made by European companies.

Rather than growing out of the verbal drama, however, they are often so arbitrarily interpolated into it that only the quality of the music can justify most of them.

With that in mind, Haltzman doesn't agree that children should always be told about a parent's infidelity (which makes the argument that all infidelity is abuse hard to justify; most of us would agree that children should immediately be removed from an abusive home).

"Murdoch deserves all the credit for building so powerful a company that most of its institutional self-confidence was justified, and most of the discredit for the sleazy way he operated it".

Byron himself later justified his most controversial long work, Don Juan, in terms of his sexual experience.

This exalted station was how he justified his most controversial practice — taking numerous "spiritual wives" from among the daughters and wives of his followers.