Sentence examples for said justifiably from inspiring English sources

"But I'm an actor," he said, justifiably bemused.

Heynckes could say, justifiably, that his team was unlucky to lose.

He has said, quite justifiably, that he expects his prime to come between the ages of 23 and 27.

So far, although he looks pretty grumpy, he has just about contained the fury his supporters say he justifiably feels.

People whose knowledge of the genre consists only of "Mame," say, might justifiably disagree, assuming they weren't permanently rendered mute by the experience.

But just as Silicon Valley needs Washington DC, Rosenworcel acknowledges, the Beltway needs to do a better job working with Silicon Valley which, she says, is "justifiably revered".

Camby said: "It's justifiably so.

After the revolution, he said, the police justifiably complained of working 16-hour shifts for low pay.

Matt Wrack, the FBU general secretary, said: "Firefighters are justifiably angry with how this government is treating them.

"It won a gold medal in the national championships," he said, proudly – and justifiably, as I soon discovered.

In written answers to questions, his campaign staff said he was "justifiably proud" of his record on regulating Indian gambling.