Sentence examples for so justified from inspiring English sources

"There's been a lot of hype about the intervention brigade, some of it justified, some of it not so justified," said Jason Stearns, an author, blogger and Congo expert.

the outrage over #CecilTheLion is so, so justified.

Hence, our inquiry must be whether the particular deadline before us here is so justified.

So far, so justified is the sport's reputation as faintly ludicrous.

So Justified opens with Raylan the man – and marshal – returning home to dispense that particularly American brand of rough justice.

The irrationality hangs on the fact that culpability (and so justified blame or reproach) requires voluntary agency — deliberate wrongdoing or failure to prevent harm where one could have.

They both also have popular mandates, and so feel justified in defying each other.

The fact is that we can identify approaches more likely to be effective in attaining good goals — and so are justified ethically as well as practically.

He often said in interviews that every note in a contemporary composition should be so thoroughly justified that the alteration of a tone color or a dynamic would ruin the work's structure.

To support Alonso on the driving strength the team also made the audacious decision to sign the 22-year-old British novice Lewis Hamilton who so brilliantly justified his selection with third place in Australia last month and second place behind Alonso yesterday.

This time around, too, the WTO's talks coincide with the formulation of a new, five-year farm bill in America and with growing arguments over the reform of the European Union's Common Agricultural Policy ahead of enlargement.Most support measures offered by governments payments to farmers, price subsidies, intervention purchases and so on are justified by appealing to broader social benefits.