Sentence examples for justifying the idea from inspiring English sources

Fargo was thoroughly enjoyable – more than justifying the idea of revisiting the Coen brothers' original – but was it better drama?

One of my favourite scenes shows Eileen Atkins sitting at a cafe table and using Emilia's night-time words to Desdemona as a way of justifying the idea of female retaliation for male adultery.

This is a futile approach, one that is often taken, and whose failure is often used to justify the idea that genes don't matter.

Part of the reason Bridget felt so antiquated and fusty is that films this year were looking back to a romanticised past – the 1990s and the Regency – to justify the idea of "the one" and the true romance of marriage.

Mr Chase justifies the idea and perhaps tries to reconcile it to a younger culture by saying, "Having a radio-transmitting chip under your skin makes you very unique".

This paper further justifies the idea of software cybernetics that is aimed to explore the interplay between software theory/engineering and control theory/engineering.

Writing in 1518 to William Gonnell, a protégé of Erasmus who was then in charge of the school, More justifies the idea of educating women on the grounds of a common human rationality which invites cultivation (SL: no. 20).

It’s a nice number for the drugmakers because it seems to justify the idea that medicines should be pricey (many new drugs cost insurers or patients tens of thousands of ­dollars per year), but it isn’t so big that it terrifies shareholders.

None of this justifies the idea that fraud and deceit decides elections.

Fodor needs to justify representational realism to justify the idea that the contents of mental states are expressed in symbolic structures such as those of the LOT.

The verse that has been used most often to justify the idea of the superiority of Christianity is from the Gospel of John chapter 14, verse 6: "I am the way, the truth and the life.