Sentence examples for really warranted from inspiring English sources

But despite the lore, there is little scientific evidence that the fear is really warranted.

Such language - of liggers, whiners, whingers, malingerers, officious gimps - is not really warranted.

I saw him clearly — much more clearly than the facts really warranted.

He also resigned from all his public offices.Was such a hullabaloo really warranted?

"Our position is no punitive damages are really warranted in this case," said the spokesman, Tom Cirigliano.

"Don't fall in love with anybody," she'd say, and then we'd laugh for longer than the joke really warranted, because this scenario struck us both as so unlikely.

Does this really warrant all that coverage?

But does Benet's behaviour really warrant expensive psychiatric treatment?

Do a bunch of ones and zeros really warrant the protection of a spare nuclear bunker?

Whether this whole affair really warrants such strong headlines is a different matter, however.

And does poor Sarah Brightman, the onetime Andrew Lloyd Weber muse, really warrant full-fledged parody at this point?