Sentence examples for rightly justified from inspiring English sources

These surveys are rightly justified on the grounds that hiring firms want to offer competitive salaries.

After all the Knicks have endured — the losing and the lawsuits, the infighting and the pettiness, the empty rhetoric and the false promises, the misguided trades, the bloated contracts and Jerome James — a little celebration would have been rightly justified Sunday night at Madison Square Garden.

It is only a 100-yard move so Peter Noel Rockwood can't rightly justify renting a truck.

"So I think this is a story about something which rightly justifies huge fear in west Africa, but should not be turned into a UK scare.

I know several, and they rightly justify their purchases.

Ministers justified the unpopular policy as rightly redirecting more money to fund first-time students.

All of them are the routine subject of complaint - in my opinion justified - to which democratic politicians have - rightly - the obligation to respond.

The answer, for proponents of public reason, is that such rules can rightly be imposed on persons when the rules can be justified by appeal to ideas or arguments that those persons, at some level of idealization, endorse or accept.

The show a lot of you were expecting to be our number one is Fleabag, which "justified BBC3's existence," according to one commenter, and rightly turned Phoebe Waller-Bridge into Britain's breakout comedy star.

In the past few decades we have become suspicious, rightly, of claims for literary greatness, but in Sebald's case the claim was triumphantly justified.

The scientific atheists, led by Dawkins, rightly responded with their aggressive insistence that militant believers justify the claims they wanted taken seriously in the public sphere.