Sentence examples for somewhat unjustifiably from inspiring English sources
The KPK is independent of the government but, somewhat unjustifiably, the president has gained kudos for its successes.
Consequently, I would review plausible claims that a copyright statute seriously, and unjustifiably, restricts the dissemination of speech somewhat more carefully than reference to this Court's traditional Copyright Clause jurisprudence might suggest, cf. ante, at 204-205, and n. 10.
However, it presents the practice of land acquisition in an unjustifiably rosy light, and as such is a somewhat biased study.
For instance, an animal may be said to have moral status if its suffering is at least somewhat morally bad, on account of this animal itself and regardless of the consequences for other beings, and acting unjustifiably against its interests is not only wrong, but wrongs the animal.
And federal drug laws are unjustifiably extreme.
All have been carrying unjustifiably high costs.
Expectations will rise too, perhaps unjustifiably.
This approach unjustifiably interferes with legitimate law enforcement strategies.
The Iranian government is indeed "paranoid"—and not entirely unjustifiably.
I have always been able to imagine being unjustifiably hated".
