Sentence examples for seeming justification from inspiring English sources
Since there is always a flaw, unfavorable results could be disregarded with seeming justification and apparent scientific rigor.
Add to the mix the egregiously vitriolic and verbally violent discourse of demagogic politicians and talk show hosts -- egging on those vulnerable to physical violence and providing them with a seeming justification for their callous brutality.
But this boy was entranced, just as the makers of Pox had expected, and that seemed justification enough for giving him the game.
Whether K s ( c ) does offer any advantages over K s in terms of clinical relevance remains to be seen, but the improved correlation with K m seems justification enough to perform the correction.
There also seems justification for further investigation in order to elucidate the relevant mechanisms.
There seems little justification for cracking down on Indian Point alone when the same potential danger exists at most other pressurized-water reactors.
While such a time limitation is clearly appropriate to a procedure for relief from an injury already suffered, there seems no justification for so limiting the availability of declaratory relief from future action.
Roman satire is hardly more determinate in its structure than in its style; the poems are so haphazardly organized, so randomly individual, that there seems little justification for speaking of them as a literary kind at all.
The foregoing would seem ample justification for the expulsion of these students for disgusting behavior unbefitting the school's motto: "Knowledge crowns those who seek her". The university has begun disciplinary proceedings and referred the videos to the district attorney.
For Muslims, minorities and women, Zaha is a shining torch beaming into the dark minds for whom a few tiles falling off a building seemed a justification to dismiss her work.
In the film adaptation, Mr. Bhagat has also added what seems like justification for some Hindus to turn violent, like the death by burning of both of the parents of one of the three protagonists in the Sabarmati Express; in the novel, it was his nephew.
