Sentence examples for least justified from inspiring English sources
Wayne Rooney was prominently involved in his new midfield position and Marouane Fellaini, often the player United's supporters like the least, justified his selection after three games out with suspension.
The war that most damaged the UK's reputation was the Boer War of 1899-1902 – though in retrospect, the least justified wars were the two fought in China to keep the market for opium open.
It's not perfect, of course, and the iPad is more than just a display (one has to take into account many things when reviewing or purchasing one), but it's nice to know that the claims of superiority are, in this part of the iPad at least, justified.
Furthermore, though the notion of knowledge as justified true belief runs up against ingenious counterexamples proposed by Edmund Gettier (Gettier 1963), nevertheless for the present purpose of distinguishing atheism from agnosticism it is good enough to treat knowledge as at least justified true belief.
Best outfits: Gas masks and pearls in Busby Berkeley spin-off Yippeee!!! Least justified transfer: Twyla Tharp's Billy Joel-inspired work Movin' Out.
Assuming that the answer to these questions is sometimes "yes", i.e. that these kinds of inferences are at least sometimes justified, the central philosophical question is: what justifies them?
Few – except those who want to score political points – can fail to see that Morsi's attempts to restore order were at least partially justified to defend the rule of law.
For once, the hype was at least partially justified.
Intuitively, this belief is at the very least better justified than it would be in the absence of the relevant visual experience.
Considering that has come to power over 500 million unique devices over a relatively short period of time (having launched in March of 2011), the startup's ambitions are at least somewhat justified.
According to Thompson, "whether they count as real moral persons or only act as if they were, it seems that we are, at least sometimes, justified in judging these collectives according to the standards that we apply to moral persons" (Thompson, 2006, p. 158).
