Sentence examples for somehow warranted from inspiring English sources
There was something nostalgic about the incident -- a mingling of old New York, Christmas and homicide -- that somehow warranted more attention, say, than the murder earlier in the week of a Mexican-born mother of two in Brooklyn.
"We would be making a 'broad and general' finding that the public knowing the identity of uncharged minors somehow warranted the complete suppression of defendant's detention hearing," Cox wrote.
Half of all Australians don't even know if the ABCC is a good or bad thing, but the government thinks a new bureaucratic organisation with the goal of investigating alleged corruption in the building industry somehow warrants a historic early election.
To some, she acknowledged, it might seem like a childish pursuit, but "it somehow seems warranted because it's cool midcentury modern".
I'm loathe to bring up the vagaries of the bonus points system again, somehow that performance warranted just three points fewer than their opponents' 12 and just 10 points fewer than Yorkshire's 19 for their big win.
"If the Republican caucus finds that, despite her amazing, stellar legal reputation and commitment to her country, that somehow a filibuster is warranted, I believe this body will need to consider anew whether a rules change should be in order," Leahy fumed.
However, whether selenite can directly affect PTEN activity through somehow mechanisms warrants further study.
While criticism of West's latest problematic endorsements is certainly warranted, the idea that West is somehow in the process of getting red-pilled by the alt-right is kind of silly.
The unlawful detention really didn't matter, according to Justice ClarenceThomas, because the existence of the traffic warrant somehow cleansed the officer's illegality, or in the Court's constitutional vernacular, attenuated the violation.
Serving local favourite Uinta Brewing alongside a few others, this dive-bar somehow attracts the well-dressed post-work crowd, hipsters, moms, dads and bikers fully warranting City Weekly's award of "Best Assorted Clientele" in 2009.
