Sentence examples for obviously justifiable from inspiring English sources

But lying is obviously justifiable if telling the truth will get someone unjustifiably killed.

In the discussion of what he described in the Provincial Letters as the 'perniciously lax' morality of the Jesuits, Pascal classifies many human actions — such as homicide, in cases where is it not justifiable as self-defence — as obviously immoral, and as widely recognised as such.

"And, you know, obviously, at the inauguration, I think that there was justifiable pride on the part of the country that we had taken a step to move us beyond some of the searing legacies of racial discrimination in this country, but that lasted about a day".

And, you know, obviously at the inauguration I think that there was justifiable pride on the part of the country that we had taken a step to move us beyond some of the searing legacies of racial discrimination in this country.

Obviously, not all elements of the everyday reasoning practices of all individuals are justifiable.

Justifiable pleasure?

Justifiable favourites?

Or at least justifiable.

Is that justifiable?

Is homicide ever justifiable?

Is cropping ever justifiable?