Sentence examples for seeks to justify from inspiring English sources

It will be interesting to see if Ferguson seeks to justify them in his next volume.

In marathon trips across the nation, he seeks to justify the faith supporters invested in him and earn it back.

And then, even more stupidly, seeks to justify why he used the word "stupid" in the first place.

At another stage, the manifesto describes in chilling detail how others can emulate the author's planned terror attack, and seeks to justify the violence.

It gives a clear and convincing account of the evolution through the 20th century of the philosophy that seeks to justify this particular brand of terror.

This is probably what distinguishes Shakespeare's villains from Marlowe's villains or other Elizabethan or Jacobean blackguards: their humanness, which seeks to justify even the worst villainy.

Mr Cameron replied that IRA terrorism was "never justified and people who seek to justify it should be ashamed of themselves".

Fabius wrote it in Greek, partly because he sought to justify Roman policy to the Greeks.

Jesse and Frank did, in fact, always seek to justify their banditry on grounds of persecution.

People, said Cameron, who sought to "justify terrorism should be ashamed of themselves".

But on Thursday he blamed police officials and sought to justify his actions.