Sentence examples for justifying with from inspiring English sources

"What they're justifying with these kind of actions is a time extension until the oversight team gets in place and can do a deep dive into their business," he added.

Outraged by scattered bomb plots and shifting values — what seems to him the moral chaos of modern life — Hoover senses that Americans need safety, or, at least, the illusion of safety, and he becomes the vessel of their protection, exercising and justifying, with ironclad rhetoric, his own dominance.

(The passions were then justified with jokes about how he was from New Jersey).

Such a plan cannot be justified with claims of security needs or overcrowding".

Anyway, I know I have a tendency to gush, but I honestly think it's justified with Cold Mountain.

Mr. Jones had a more casual look: untucked short sleeve shirt with flip-flops, which he justified with the heat.

At times the plan has been hard to justify, with the deficit proving granitic and inflation too high.

"We believed she was justified with all the things she went through over the years," she said.

And it was justified with the same paternalistic logic and ruthless rejection of anything that dared to threaten the position of those in power.

All this carnage is justified with an imperious declaration: "We cannot allow the end of the world in the name of what is right.

Benefit cuts are justified with the urban myth of the feckless and undeserving living in luxury at the expense of the decent and hard working.