Sentence examples for we are justified from inspiring English sources

To the question, "Why do we engage in communication?," we can answer, "Because we are justified in thinking that we can thereby produce in each other justified beliefs and to provide justifications for engaging in action".

Soon, it seems, we are justified.

In Mill's view, we are justified in stopping him only to make sure that he is aware of the danger.

He sought to distinguish between what we take comfort from in believing and what we are justified in believing.

(On the other hand, those future generations may well have developed a cure for cancer, so perhaps we are justified in worrying about them less).

If none of it is meant to be taken seriously, then we are justified in wondering whether any of it has a point.

(The good ones are, anyway. When they aren't, when they persist in yelling at us, we are justified in closing their books forthwith).

If we are justified in assuming that the setback in American industry will only be temporary, we may look forward to steady development in 1930, free from the incubus that has of late been hampering world conditions.

We are justified in doing this because it enables us to discover empirical laws of nature.

"Significantly more study is needed before we are justified in making general claims".

Our beliefs about justice are justified (and, by extension, we are justified in holding them) if they cohere in such a wide reflective equilibrium.