Sentence examples for sense justified from inspiring English sources

This was in fact an "extreme abuse of power which was in no sense justified nor was it excusable".

"This was an extremely serious abuse of power which is in no sense justified, nor was it excusable on the grounds that it was perpetrated in the heat of an arrest for terrorism".

This assumption of linearity presupposes that what is, in a primary sense, justified are individual beliefs.

From more hopefulness about the economy, to a sense–justified or not that the worst of the banking crisis and housing collapse is behind us, the public's mood has swung from utter despair in early March to some hopefulness that at least things are getting worse more slowly.

More specifically, taking the internal point of view towards the law is a matter of adopting some kind of attitude of endorsement towards it, seeing it as in some sense justified or as providing reasons for action (Shapiro 2011, 96 97; Perry 1995, 99 100; see also the entry on legal positivism).

There is also a special obsession with the sense, justified or not, that there are people out there who hate you.

As a result, they have put more time and energy into explaining, and in a certain sense justifying, the realist-seeming features of moral discourse in the absence of a commitment to realism (Hare 1952; Blackburn 1984, 1998; Gibbard 1990).

For a while, that sense seemed justified.

Is this common-sense view justified?

And the books and movies and plays that I loved as a boy were the ones whose sense of… "Justified," FX's backwoods drama, has enough firearms to equip any militia.

Anger and a sense of injustice was justified.