Sentence examples for quite justified from inspiring English sources
Their alarm is quite justified.
One could say that the first sign was the election of Indrek Tarand as an MEP in Estonia, in (quite justified) protest against that country's political cartel.
To the Editor: Dr. Richard P. Sloan is quite justified in puncturing the myth that one's character or attitude greatly affects the development or outcome of serious illness.
The cell yell, one of the most common manifestations of poor cell manners, is caused by the quite justified mistrust many people now have of their cellphone service.
Even in the gloom it was interesting, and one felt that the women were quite justified in risking heavy colds to let their flowerlike frocks be seen.
Had this government never claimed to want scientific advice, then they would be quite justified in insisting on their arbitrary classification system – but they did.
Indeed, the greatest barrier to Bush claiming his party's nomination is the quite possibly justified sense that he is too sober and moderate to suit the GOP.
There's a sense of foreboding that never quite seems justified, even after we learn what happened, but the book is full of lush, mesmerizing detail and keen insight into the easy intimacy between young girls which disappears with adulthood.
The results for CSI IOKR in negative mode were also generally worse than all other approaches, which shows that the decision of Team Dührkop not to submit entries due to a lack of training data was quite well justified (even though it likely cost them the overall contest "win" for Category 2).
Besides, the lines representing Italy and United Kingdom have an higher slope (the sixth column of Table 4; death - average modelled slope), while Germany's line is quite flat as justified that, with respect to Italy, the number of deaths in 2000 are half of Italy.
We will wreck your communities through your interactions with the criminal justice system and the prison industrial complex.' And that has led to some deep-seeded feelings of resentment, and they are quite warranted and justified".
