Sentence examples for justifying to from inspiring English sources

Dwight, justifying to Sherry why he submitted to Negan's rule.

When first encountered, Rabbit is having difficulty justifying to his peers his support for the American action in Vietnam.

"As you grow a firm and legacy, you spend time on the wrong things — managing the people and justifying to investors how to invest more money".

He added: "I think she's going to have some difficulty justifying to her members that they ought to carry on funding on such a worthwhile body if the money is spent in such a flippant way".

Mr. Silver has said that he sees no reason to tie the new federally mandated standard for drunkenness with tougher penalties that many Democrats in his conference have trouble justifying to their constituents.

Thus, the position of the elite was affirmed by reference to the king, to their prestige among their peers, and to their conduct toward their subordinates, justifying to some extent the fact that they and still more the king appropriated much of the country's production.

It seems robust but not enough to justify to that'.

"It is not justified to kill without a trial".

"I think it is justified to seek it out.

A larger RCT is justified to assess efficacy.

Both critics are justified to a certain extent.