Sentence examples for thought justified from inspiring English sources

This scruple, among other things, distinguishes Brown from Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, as it did from Nat Turner, whose retributive violence Brown thought justified yet (vainly) hoped that his method of attacking slavery might prevent from recurring on a large scale.

This raises an obvious question: under what conditions, and why, are epistemic claims reasonably thought justified?

Under what conditions, and why, are psychological and biological claims reasonably thought justified?

These public uses of coercion are thought justified because they make possible private cooperation and peaceable coexistence among people not linked by ties of affection or blood.

And though he treated Kingsley more severely than some thought justified, the resulting history of his religious opinions, Apologia pro Vita Sua (1864; "A Defense of His Life"), was read and approved far beyond the limits of the Roman Catholic Church, and by its fairness, candour, interest, and the beauty of some passages, it recaptured the almost national status that he had once held.

In light of emerging information about wildland fire, rational thought justified funding prescribed burning in order to prevent catastrophic wildfire events.

Consequently, tumour events regulated by CXCL12 seem more complex than previously thought, justifying the examination of earlier findings related to this chemokine in light of an additional receptor.

HEDGE-FUND and private-equity managers earn a lot of money, more than most people think justified by their contribution to society.

If these people did not realise that Acevedo was an illegal immigrant, what did they think justified them paying someone so little?

You have uncertainty, which I think justifies this kind of market".

"I'm a professional opportunist, and I see relatively few real estate opportunities that I think justify taking action," he said, referring to the domestic market.