Sentence examples for peculiar justification from inspiring English sources
He has his own peculiar justification for paying for sex: "If I could be terribly blasphemous for a moment, as somebody who tries to be, please don't laugh too horribly, someone who tries to be a decent Christian person, I would like to use that little mantra that is often beloved of evangelicals, though that is not the evangelical camp from which I come at all.
Spielberg's vision of a quaint and virtuous monarchy, a seemingly permanent touchstone of dignity in a world where temporal rulers come and go with fluctuating values and standards, is a peculiar mark of self-justification, self-congratulation, and self-interest.
While every instance of mass atrocities has peculiar dynamics that explain inaction, these are not justifications.
Neither of these productions was commercially successful; when the former was adapted for television, The Daily Telegraphs critic questioned the artistic justification for a musical about "so sad and peculiar a person".
Szlachta found justification for their self-appointed dominant role in a peculiar set of attitudes, known as sarmatism, that they had adopted.
In his outline, Spiegel summarized the challenges to promoting neurology, captured the peculiar theoretical nature of neurological investigations and constructs, and offered important justifications for supporting such research.
What's peculiar about this move is that the company has hardly bothered to offer a conventional business justification for breaking itself up.
There's your justification.
And with some justification".
