Sentence examples for most justified from inspiring English sources

The danger, of course, is that in a world which relies on justification and measurement of everything, those things that are most easily justified and measured will get priority over those things which are, in fact, most justified and important.

It was probably the most justified of all three within the framework of the artists' respective oeuvre.

Némirovsky becomes a novelist of manners, unable to imagine hatreds that go beyond reason; she can understand some forms of rancor but resists the one most justified.

David Berman, Hastings on Hudson, New York The fourth bomb Thomas Friedman ("Our three bombs," Views, Oct. 8) sounded a most justified alarm regarding the nuclear, debt and climate threats to the globe.

There is, she observes, a pacifist strand in Christianity, which in America takes the form of Protestant perfectionism -- an attitude of moral purity that cannot begin to cope with the awful consequences of even the most justified of wars.

This shows incidentally that the best features are in practice not always the most justified, mathematically.

However, this still leaves open the following possibility: h is the most highly justified belief the subject has, but it is still not very highly justified (e.g., it may not even be sufficiently justified to count as knowledge).

In a dull year, when even Ken Loach's triumphant The Wind that Shakes the Barley lacked his characteristically humorous moments, a comedy would certainly have enlivened proceedings and, most likely, justified itself as an artistically worthy pursuit.

Given Pixar's carefully cultivated — and, for the most part, justified — reputation as a modestly maverick outfit, it would be nice to think that a decal of Rat Fink adorns the computers of at least a couple of the film's many, many animators.

That requirement seems to be too strong for many, if not most, empirically justified propositions.

That "is not the most scientifically justified approach," says toxicologist David Eaton of the University of Washington, Seattle, who chaired the panel.