Sentence examples for that justification is from inspiring English sources

"We think that justification is our source.

For a local theatre production, of course, that justification is harder to sympathise with.

The Protestant reformers, led by Martin Luther, echoed Augustine in their insistence that justification is by grace alone, which is appropriated by faith.

He adds: "In today's context that justification is terrorism, but not necessarily because our leaders are particularly concerned about terrorism in itself or because they think it is an existential threat to society.

However, they would deny that justification is solely a matter of having suitable experiences.

The coherence theorist rejects the foundationalist's presupposition that justification is linear.

Not that justifications are lacking — politicians make constant references to an unpredictable and dangerous world — but the conviction is not there.

The Correspondence Theorem tells us that justifications are compatible with Hintikka-style systems and hence can be safely incorporated into the foundation for Epistemic Modal Logic.

It's just that this justification is outweighed by opposing intuitions, and the theory based on them.

When that justification was proved false, we were told that Americans were risking their lives in Iraq to bring "democracy" to that country.

That justification was met with incredulity in the rest of the paddock.