Sentence examples for something justifiable from inspiring English sources

But certainly Badii insists that there is something justifiable and even noble in what he wants to do.

Which is to say, the staff were completely complicit in our collective act of delusion: that there is something justifiable about such ludicrous expense, however good the ingredients.

So if there's Democrats that wouldn't cut here, then they're in the same position of trying to justify something that's not justifiable".

But it was also something bigger and more justifiable.

Anger implies a right to expect something, and is a justifiable response to not receiving one's due.

To make your villain believable, make them honestly believe that what they do is good, just necessary evil to achieve larger good, justifiable or something that can be shrugged off for some reason.

He said: "If he has decided I shouldn't have claimed something which I feel was justifiable under the rules at the time, then I won't pay it".

"There are people who have the utterly justifiable opinion that something like the inside of a gas chamber after a gassing should not be mined for artistic expression, if only out of respect for those who perished," he said.

He insisted, however, that the contents of the final spending package were "something in which we can take justifiable pride, because it will help meet the needs of a changing and growing nation".

The true perversion, though, is the sense you get that all of this illicitness has been tossed in as a little something for the ladies, out of a justifiable fear, perhaps, that no woman alive would watch otherwise.

Racism is not justifiable, and it's not something you're born with -- it's a behavior".