Sentence examples for precisely the justification from inspiring English sources
Words are labels that we attach to things, but the attempt to justify that practice merely repeats it: in using words, it presupposes precisely the justification that it aims to provide.
But if we somehow gain this access without relying on the epistemic instruments the whole project of establishing these instruments seems futile, since it is precisely the justification of our instruments used in gaining knowledge of the world that we have set out to scrutinize.
CIA officers and others conducted torture using precisely this justification.
More precisely, "this justification includes everything that we would say — you and I — when we set up justice as fairness and reflect why we proceed in one way rather than another.
"We live in a world of competition, and the justification of competition is precisely that the best wins".
I favor a limited telemetric national ID card precisely because "it would eliminate much of the justification now offered for racial or ethnic profiling".
This simple reality is precisely what makes the venture business hard, and the justification for why partners make such huge fees.
Most of the premises for legitimacy supporting the intercultural policy narrative (as discussed further on) come precisely in the added value of these communicative practices and the justification of how policy intervention to foster relations can benefit society.
'Beauty is truth, truth beauty' has precisely the same status, and the same justification as Shakespeare's 'Ripeness is all.' It is a speech 'in character' and supported by a dramatic context.
The justification was Stanleyesque.
