Sentence examples for slightly justified from inspiring English sources

If you killed yourself, you were treating yourself as an object too, but you were slightly justified because you were despairing.

That is not to say atheists even slightly endorse, justify or anything less than condemn this horrible act.

Luke Procter has the odd flirty moment outside off stump but justified his slightly surprising selection with a knock of 45.

As part of his strategy of sexing up the paper, Witherow has pioneered "top corner totty" on right-hand pages, flimsily justified by slightly extended captions.

The proportion of Conservative voters who said they thought the strikes were justified rose slightly from 27% in October to 36% in the latest survey, while backing among Labour voters grew more sharply, from 54% to 76%.

While the voluntary withdrawal is justified by slightly different reasons; there seems to be a common complaint: a high level of stress associated with app usage.

For example, if you learn that out of the 7,000,000 North American flights between 1992-2001, only 30 crashed, your fear of flying may become slightly harder to justify to yourself.[11].[11]

Similarly, if justified choice does not require the comparability of alternatives, she could be justified in choosing the slightly worse legal career.

If this program could reduce that number even slightly, the cost would seem amply justified.

He attempts to show that terrorism that targets non-combatants or common citizens can never be justified by deploying a slightly amended version of Alan Gewirth's ethical theory.

The loci DRB1 (46.1%) and DPB1 (68.2%) ranked at the end with a slightly reduced benefit concerning ambiguity reduction justified by a group-specific Sanger-based DRB1 approach and the lack of exon 3 sequence information for DPB1 in both assays.