Sentence examples for somehow justified from inspiring English sources

It is routine, somehow justified by legal opinions written by John Yoo-style hacks.

Oakley's point seemed to be that passive approval by Congress of bad policy somehow justified bad policy.

And he explodes the idea that economic liberals must regard extreme inequalities as somehow justified, a sad necessity sanctified by the market.

There's a lot of, 'You're an idiot.'" The point here isn't to suggest that the mistreatment of consumers is somehow justified by the misdeeds described above.

The trippy pictures of astronauts floating against the blackness of the universe and standing among the wastes of the moon somehow justified the billions spent.

Perhaps it was simply "the clumsiest of all misunderstandings," as Thomas Mann wrote in 1947, that the works of this politically naïve and wholly spiritual figure somehow justified the Nazi assault on civilization.

Or maybe these men could somehow justify to themselves having murdered but not raped.

But after losing more than 15,000 Soviet troops and billions of rubles, the Kremlin knew it had to somehow justify the invasion and occupation upon withdrawal.

His tricks against Botafogo-SP last week had led some to claim that Neymar aims to "humiliate" defenders, and that this somehow justifies rough challenges.

Just who is it who believes that a woman going out and enjoying a glass of wine somehow justifies her being sexually assaulted?

They somehow justify what they are doing by saying it is going to save us all and without them we would all be stuffed.