Sentence examples for look to justify from inspiring English sources

This week, Netanyahu could look to justify events in the West Bank.

When a country has doubts about its future, its identity, groups look to justify themselves in light of the past".

When a country has doubts about its future, its identity, groups look to justify themselves in light of the past". Benjamin Stora, a historian of French Algeria, himself a descendant of Algerian Jews, said: "There is a crisis of French national storytelling, in that France historically has seen itself as a place of assimilation and integration, but now minorities want to question that story.

Huge, impressive range with the type of clarity that at least seems at first look to justify the $449 price tag.

The C.E.O.s who were looking to justify their inflated stock prices by growing larger forgot the hard lessons of the previous decades.

The Belgian has scored in three successive games for Manuel Pellegrini's side but will be looking to justify his own price tag by scoring on a ground which he failed to do so with Werder Bremen and Wolfsburg.

A DCSF spokesman said: "While the resource in no way looks to justify or excuse the terrible events of 7/7, and is designed to educate against violent extremism, we appreciate that it may not be appropriate for use in schools.

But after Sept. 11, he argues, Mr. Bush embraced the views of a group of neoconservative thinkers who Mr. Buchanan contends had been looking to justify a march on Baghdad.

In response, the perennially thin-skinned of Twitter cobbled together a 12,000-strong petition demanding that Hopkins be charged over the tweets and handed it to a police force desperately looking to justify its place in the world at a time of falling crime.

I was partly looking to justify my own performance," said Rooney.

The company spent $15 billion in the last decade acquiring some of the brands, and it's still looking to justify that spending.