Sentence examples for really justification from inspiring English sources

The onl really justification for our intervention was that it prevented a hideous orgy of killing in a society that had suddenly become unhinged.

That's really the justification.

Ultimately though, there's really no justification for bypassing us.

We are miserable, unhappy people on the show, and this is a really good justification of why we are".

Of course, this was part of the intellectual shift that occurred in the 1970s when the use of Keynesian fiscal policy to fine tune the economy was perceived to have failed and the emphasis of economic management moved to monetary policy.There are really two justifications for independent central banks.

But really, these justifications would only be offered by an industrial designer if you put a gun to his head and told him to integrate a projector with a DSLR.

Really, though, no justification was necessary, given the pert, characterful account that Mr. Langrée and his players provided.

But can there really be textual justification for Andrew Davies's new BBC adaptation of Tolstoy's novel to include nudity and incestuous sex scenes?

When someone justifies violence in a time of war, it is important to stop and ask what the point of such justification really is ("Violence can breed justice as well as injustice: When history and common sense make the case," Beliefs column, Oct. 27).

If true (and there's pages of people saying that it is), Google being helpful (which I'm guessing will be their justification) really goes against their do no evil mantra once again.

So if it wasn't the visa issue, or the flag, really the only justification I could find for the Brazilian commenters' rage was Sarah's remark that her husband was worried about her traveling to the country due its reputation for violence.