Sentence examples for wholly justifiable from inspiring English sources

Earlier, Thomas's crusade against messy cottaging on Clapham Common is wholly justifiable and, by his standards, a bit nimbyish.

In any football match it is a sensible and wholly justifiable tactic to focus on an opponents' weakness, whether that be a dodgy left-back, a goalkeeper who can't catch crosses, or – in Arsenal's case – a soft midfield.

No less than the U.S. Privacy Protection Study Commission, back in pre-Internet and pre-cell phone days of the late '70s, agreed with Douglas: "The real danger is the gradual erosion of individual liberties through automation, integration, and interconnection of many small, separate record-keeping systems, each of which alone may seem innocuous, even benevolent, and wholly justifiable".

All bad precedents begin with justifiable measures.

Victims will be fairly heard to complain of injustice with justifiable feelings in terms that may make calling the law 'a[n] ass' seem wholly charitable..."...

Justifiable pleasure?

Justifiable favourites?

Is that justifiable?

Or at least justifiable.

Is homicide ever justifiable?

Not wholly.