Examples of 'justifiably so' in a sentence
Meaning of "justifiably so"
justifiably so - Means having a valid reason or justification for a particular action or belief
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justifiably so
Perhaps justifiably so by the norms of the day.
The auditorium was near full and justifiably so.
Well, justifiably so.
A very busy hostel and justifiably so.
And quite justifiably so.
Future generations will judge us with unimaginable harshness and justifiably so.
Some would say justifiably so.
It was a blot on the name of Christendom in the Muslim view and justifiably so.
And often justifiably so.
His family and friends liked to see him that way and justifiably so.
And, in my view, justifiably so.
The skyline of Hong Kong is something residents are proud of and justifiably so.
This is alarming and justifiably so.
He was opaque and playfully cryptic, already a little paranoid-perhaps justifiably so.
Expectations were high and justifiably so.
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Cockatiels are an exceptionally popular bird, and justifiably so.
So she went over the top, and justifiably so.
The resolution we are discussing is very critical, and justifiably so.
The album is legendary, and justifiably so.
Every single woman in this book is insane, but justifiably so.
Everybody liked them, and justifiably so.
Their requirements are quite stringent, and justifiably so.
I was discarded, like waste material -- and justifiably so to many.
There is much anger about what has transpired, and justifiably so.
Everyone catered to André, justifiably so.
The employer 's primary concern in the present case is financial, and justifiably so.
You are both men of principle, and justifiably so.
Wait times are a huge concern in health care these days, and justifiably so.
My answer, yes it is cheap but justifiably so.
Paul says that all humans are condemned under the law, and justifiably so.
Leo the Archwizard is angry, and justifiably so.
Many people in Europe are morally opposed to such things, and justifiably so.
We look out for our interests, and justifiably so.
The point of all this is that Canadians are a proud people, and justifiably so.
Temperament is very in right now, and justifiably so.
All veterans recognize us as that, and justifiably so.
The people themselves were angry, and justifiably so.
Sesame Street remains a classic, and justifiably so.
But sometimes artwork like this can be an opportunity. And justifiably so.
Persons born under this sign are called Moonchildren, and justifiably so.
She talks a great deal about the province of Alberta, and justifiably so.
SEELY, We are going to get hammered and justifiably so.
But then I realized you had nothing to do Well, justifiably so.
Well, it was my turn to be angry, and justifiably so.
Zimbabwe 's expectations are high - and justifiably so.
Not bloody likely, you will murmur, and probably justifiably so.
It 's a dreaded disease that tends to throw people into a tizzy, and, justifiably so.
Mr President, you authorised this military action, and justifiably so.
Mr President, you authorized this military action, and justifiably so.
I have heard people in the Senate call it a " shithouse ", justifiably so.
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