Sentence examples for pretty justified from inspiring English sources
But that reputation is pretty justified.
This week, at a demonstration organised by the Muslim Action Forum, a small child held up the placard saying: "Insult my mum and I will punch you (Pope Francis)." His Holiness's off-the-cuff comment has quickly become his Yellow Submarine anthem, an irresistibly catchy refrain saying that violence is pretty much justified in response to "insults".
Actually, I think they're pretty much justified, since these certainly are one of the best-looking pairs of headphones I've ever seen.
"I would just say their criticism is pretty well not justified," said Chambliss.
Thomas Fermi theory has been rigorously justified (with pretty good error estimates) and we want to explain how.
Widespread adoption of dark patterns were justified on pretty dubious pretexts.
What makes justified beliefs justified?
"They had to take a risk on letting these drugs be tested on models or for disorders that were justified purely on pretty basic science," Dr. Krystal says.
Economically justified, theologically justified, and monarchically justified.
According to that, person x could be pretty sure about the fact that person x* will have fears, hopes and wishes for the future, which is a properly justified belief about the future.
