Sentence examples for you justifiably from inspiring English sources

Before you (justifiably) take me to task for conveniently omitting the biggest start of the past several years, Adele, I'll simply say that she's a once-in-a-generation talent that could be inserted into any period of time, and make everyone else releasing records at that time sort of embarrassed to be doing so.

To have guys you respect criticising you, and justifiably so, it hurts.

If you are justifiably angry about the way you are being treated, it is in fact a sign that reason has abandoned your mental faculties – anger is only a stone's throw from being mad, bad and dangerous.

If you're in a school situation where you completely justifiably want to teach one thing, like understanding geometry, shapes or math, the kind of guided play Kathy Hirsh-Pasek talks about turns out to be a very effective way of teaching specific things, partly because it's so involved and engaging for children.

So if you took a bath in the iShares Russell 2000 Index, you could justifiably book your loss and reinvest in the iShares S&P SmallCap 600 Index.

(FG5) And even if you put in security levels, it's very difficult because you could justifiably say that most of those 12 [occupational groups], it's good they should have access to your records.

And even if you put in security levels, it's very difficult because you could justifiably say that most of those 12 [occupational groups], it's good they should have access to your records.

Even if you aren't completely sure that a child is being abused, if you feel justifiably suspicious, it's worth reporting.

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.

You may justifiably ask if that meant the earlier review had been done just for laughs.

You could justifiably ask, "How many times do we need to hear what has long been intuitively obvious: eat more fruit and vegetables and less junk and red meat?" But most people don't, which — unless we begin to mandate dietary regulation — makes this Spanish study all the more powerful.