Sentence examples for tries to justify a from inspiring English sources

And if my mind tries to justify a malady with the adage, "I'm just getting older," I will try not to listen.

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In the video from the forest, Mr. Umarov tries to justify an attack on the Olympics by citing the history of Sochi.

Rowand, too, was trying to justify a free-agent contract, and his numbers slipped.

"When we're trying to justify a project, if it's a hot spot, basically it's a shoo-in".

Tesco, along with other supermarkets, is trying to justify a model of business which is environmentally and socially unacceptable.

No one seriously tried to justify a spree by claiming, as people had in the wake of 9/11, that shopping would somehow energize the economy.

"I think it's all a big lie," Ms. Rodgers, a writer, said of the warnings, "a lie to try to justify a war which no one really wants".

The council of the European Union, with the tacit support of the European parliament, seems intent on trying to justify a process of decision-making reminiscent of colonial times.

It is a myth put about by people trying to justify a decision they have just made"; "There is no such thing as a nice pasta salad, despite what women's magazines would have us believe".

But now, with the Winograd report into the failures of Mr. Olmert's war against Hezbollah safely behind him, a government information campaign is trying to justify a major military operation in Gaza.