Sentence examples for justified so from inspiring English sources

Another view that rejects the idea that a justified belief must be founded on evidence says that all of our beliefs are prima facie justified so all of them are what one might call "default reasonable", that is, justified barring reasons to reject them (this is what Gilbert Harman (2001) calls "general foundationalism").

On balance, optimism seems justified so long as we insist on realistic and winnable change strategies.

They insist that no government intervention is ever justified; so liberals must support any and all government interventions.

We didn't feel what was said about us was justified, so we just tried to put it to one side".

Majority rule is the only form of checks and balances they feel is justified, so the majority can do whatever it wants.

Helen Mirren relies on a disarming insolence, and her confidence that she will never run short of desirability seems justified so far.

While, as mentioned above, examples of small between- to within-subject ratios of variance are abundant in the literature, relative sizes of unit costs are largely unknown, and thus we do not consider it justified so-far to form an opinion on the actual occurrence of such sensitive scenarios.

It's an excuse that has been used to justify so many brutal cuts.

How can you justify so much wasted packaging for a little cup of coffee?

But others argue that the extent of scientific knowledge does not yet justify so aggressive an overhaul of existing woodlands.

All you need is a body built for discipline and a mind that can justify so much apparent self-abuse.