Sentence examples for not without justification from inspiring English sources

The price is not without justification.

"And not without justification," she said.

Paul's use of the Clinton name was not without justification.

As such, it's a relief to report that these Partridgisms, while cringeworthy, are not without justification.

The author's disdain for the vapidity and herd-instincts of many MPs is powerful – and not without justification.

But her love life has been much scrutinised, and not without justification: many of her conquests appear in her songs.

His critics like to argue that many of his records are for longevity, as if surviving in the league all that time were not an accomplishment in itself, and point out, not entirely without justification, that he has not been a great playoff goalie — unlike Roy, for example, who holds the record for playoff wins and once notched 10 consecutive overtime victories.

That statement was not wholly without justification.

The Scriabin is a bona fide rarity and not entirely without justification.

Manhattan Through Feb. 23 Not entirely without justification, Surrealism is often derided as a bogus religion.

Somewhat unfairly, but not entirely without justification, the strategic results of the war have been summed up thus: Russia beat Germany, the US beat Japan and Britain beat Italy.