Sentence examples for though justifiable from inspiring English sources

The GOP's delaying tactic, though justifiable, came too late in the game.

Clarence asks George if he would be interested in knowing what Bedford Falls would be like today if George had never been born, and George, who has occasionally permitted himself, with uncharacteristic though justifiable pride, to wonder this very thing, says he would.

In this context, where someone like Woodfox is deemed a threat to the future of the US, the attitudes and practices of someone like Cain become, though not justifiable, explicable.

In a later paper again, Walzer allows for exceptional cases in which sub-state terrorism might be excusable though not justifiable; he imagines as excusable "a terrorist campaign by Jewish militants against German civilians in the 1940s if attacks on civilians had been likely (in fact they would have been highly unlikely) to stop the mass murder of the Jews" (Walzer 2006, 7).

Portraying the character, the actor wanted to make his actions understandable, though not justifiable.

There was deep and wholly justifiable concern, though, that Paris might be at the edge of extinction.

Might it not, though, at least be justifiable for a public school educator to encourage students to respect the right of adherents to other religions to retain their current religious beliefs?

Less justifiable, though, is the self-obsession.

Some of his early writings, though infused with justifiable anger, were banal Marxist ramblings.

It is almost impossible for Dee to control her anger, justifiable though it may be.

The reasons for withholding these may be obvious or understandable, though not necessarily justifiable.