Sentence examples for supposedly justified from inspiring English sources

They were among more than 3 million German speakers expelled from Czechoslovakia in 1945 following Germany's defeat in the second world war, in an officially ordered act of ethnic cleansing supposedly justified by Hitler's aggression and permitted by war-time allies Britain, the US and the Soviet Union.

His means are supposedly justified because his ends are admirable.

Works such as Charles Dickens's Hard Times (1854) depicted the factory system's inhumanity and the underlying economic doctrines that supposedly justified it.

Academic studies that supposedly justified austerity have lost credibility; hard-liners in the European Commission and elsewhere have softened their rhetoric.

The main economic studies that supposedly justified the austerian position have imploded; inflation has stayed low; the bond vigilantes have failed to make an appearance; the actual economic effects of austerity have tracked almost exactly what Keynesians predicted.

Mr. Stalker was looking into the admitted practice of some Royal Ulster Constabulary detectives of lying in court to conceal contradictory information, a practice supposedly justified in the name of protecting informers.

(Cruel, but probably justified).

What makes justified beliefs justified?

Economically justified, theologically justified, and monarchically justified.

And he faulted Blair for presenting claims about the threat supposedly posed by Saddam "with a certainty that was not justified".

Hogg's great gamble is to tell the same story twice: first from a supposedly objective, editorial perspective, and then in the words of the titular "justified sinner" himself, a young man named Robert who shadows and then eventually appears to murder his older, estranged brother George.