Sentence examples for while justifiably from inspiring English sources
And the bit about "the literary masters of yesteryear" lets us know that Shaffer, while justifiably proud of his achievements as a musician and sometime comedian, understands his limitations as a writer.
But while justifiably famous for its tranquility, local art and artisan furniture scenes, and its postcard-perfect architecture, Tiradentes has a secret: it is a remarkable place to eat.
While Foles justifiably hogs headlines, the primary reason to take the Eagles' Super Bowl defense seriously resides on the other side of the ball.
And while Turkey is justifiably criticized for allowing myriad Islamist fighters to slip into Syria in the early years of the war, it has also suffered greatly from Islamic State terrorism attacks at home.
This campaign has unravelled and, while they could justifiably depart here bemoaning the non-award of a second-half penalty and even disputing the validity of Crystal Palace's opening goal, this was all too frenzied and untidy for comfort.
Linda Kelly Cranbury, N.J., May 22, 2010 To the Editor: While readers may justifiably disagree about the specifics of Prof. Bruce Fleming's thoughts on the Naval Academy, we ought to agree that the Naval Academy has on its faculty a man who has the guts to criticize the place publicly — and this speaks well of the academy.
While analysts are justifiably knocked for sticking together like magpies, the range of estimates can be quite wide.
And while they're justifiably expensive the gold shirt collar costs $148,500, and the bracelets and necklaces are $10,000 to $30,000 they don't look expensive.
"Mr Romanov has made his position clear and I can reinforce that while he is justifiably disillusioned by many aspects of the sport, he has not lost his feelings towards Hearts".
While you can justifiably deride him for the accounting problems and other weaknesses in the structure of AOL, you also have to give him credit for being the person who was most responsible for popularizing interactive technologies through the easy-to-use AOL service.
While officers are justifiably concerned for their safety, no one wants to see an unarmed person unnecessarily shot.
