Sentence examples for really justified from inspiring English sources

But is this really justified?

Is it really justified by piracy?

Nelson's cool is commendable, but is it really justified?

But is a twenty-five-to-one difference in government support really justified?

But are the survey's claims that the I.B. is "the top passport to international education" really justified?

He removed a reference to the Foreign Office "which was not really justified" and made it clear that his observations "relate to the facts of this case".

For Michel Cajot, a French Jewish hostage, Entebbe marked one of those too-rare moments of moral certainty, a time "when you think your fight is really justified--where the good guys are on one side and the bad guys are on the other". "Now," he said, "the bad guys ain't quite so bad and the good guys ain't quite so good". But Entebbe was different-- like the oldifferent-- like

"If I think there is really a justified claim, I will go to the mat like the dickens to get that done," Mr. Westin said.

But to fans of the landmark comic books Moore has written over the years (superhero whodunnit Watchmen, chilly dystopia V for Vendetta) deification might really feel justified.

Can the destruction of more than 100 small, independent shops and diverse businesses, including the indoor market that is a major focus for London's Latin American community, really be justified as regeneration when the social and physical fabric is demolished by the local authority and a big, profit-driven development corporation via the planning system?

And what if the doctor says that the student really is justified while in the philosophy class?