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Sentences ending with justified

There were many years in which my father believed the practices which he followed in behalf of your railroad to be necessary--and hence justified. [9]
But truly she was justified! [11]
My discontent with the futile end of the tale as I originally knew it and saw it was justified. [11]
I won't deny that sometimes, on rare occasions, when I have been in company with gentlemen who preferred listening, I have been guilty of the same kind of usurpation which my friend openly justified. [6]
I promised you that I would grant you a wish if your faith in her was justified. [10]
When a man starts out upon an undertaking of the gravest importance, wherein he stakes his reputation, an undertaking for which he is ridiculed and reviled, he likes to have his judgment justified. [9]
It must be something portentous and terrible; of that there could be no doubt; and ere long Paula's fears were justified. [10]
So far her journey through Hades had been justified. [11]
She had needed it--needed it to justify herself, and she had been justified. [11]
It depends on how your command to sing is justified. [11]

Short sentences using justified

The result justified Smith's suspicion. [4]
And she justified, did she? [5]
His predictions were being justified. [2]

More example sentences with the word justified in them

I disagree with your beliefs, but I do not think that your pursuit of them has not been sincere, and justified by your conscience. [9]
Now, I ask you, what joys can I look forward to, and what certain happiness am I justified in hoping for? [10]
I've no doubt you know something about them, and that you would maintain they are justified on account of the indifference of the public, and of other reasons, but I can cite an instance that is simply legalized thieving. [9]
Wherein were they wrong and you justified, and why was all exchange refused? [11]
Under the circumstances would not both Philip and Evelyn have been justified in disregarding the prohibition that forbade their meeting or even writing to each other? [4]
In our dealings with other nations, we yielded often to imperialistic ambitions and thus, to a certain extent, justified the cynicism of Europe. [9]
Eva's cheeks flushed with joy and pride as she heard how nobly her lover had justified the confidence of his imperial patron. [10]
No one knew who had been judge or executioner of the sentence; but those who took part in the swift retribution considered it well justified, and rejoiced in the deed. [10]
The arguments by which the repeal of the Missouri Compromise is sought to be justified are these: First. [7]
And we know what Helmholtz, the highest authority in Europe on the subject, has said about the human eye; that if an optician had sold him an instrument so carelessly made, he would have thought himself fully justified in returning it. [1]
Anna Pavlovna's alarm was justified, for Pierre turned away from the aunt without waiting to hear her speech about Her Majesty's health. [2]
Anna Pavlovna's presentiment was justified, and all that morning a joyously festive mood reigned in the city. [2]
For more than twenty years after leaving college he had clung to a clerkship in a Dolton mercantile establishment before he felt justified in marrying Hannah, the daughter of Elmer Wench, when the mercantile establishment amalgamated with a rival--and Edward's services were no longer required. [9]
Now, it is true, he was justified in thinking her harsh and unfeeling, for where love had once blossomed in her soul, a spring of bitterness now gushed forth poisoning all it touched. [10]
Had Eva's aversion to the countess been justified, and was she about to take advantage of her unpleasant position to jeer at her? [10]
Do you mean to tell me, on the plea that business is business and hence a department by itself, that deception, cheating, and stealing are justified and necessary? [9]
If Eva refused to take the veil, would not her kind friend be justified in charging her with unequalled ingratitude? [10]
He went on to influence her jealousy by praising Paula's charm and loftiness, excusing himself in his own eyes by persuading himself that a lover was justified in inducing his betrothed to save his happiness and his honor. [10]
On the contrary, those novelists are not justified whose forte it seems to be to so set forth goodness as to make it unattractive. [4]
On examination of this proclamation it will appear, as is believed, that nothing will be attempted beyond what is amply justified by the Constitution. [7]
Whether or not this belief was justified will appear later. [5]
While I was thinking whether I should be justified in arresting a son of Cyrus, Croesus called to Bartja, and the two figures suddenly disappeared behind a cypress. [10]
Now I don't think there has ever been anything in my conduct that should make you feel Justified in saying a thing like that. [5]
I hope you think I was justified in making the effort I did, not without a considerable strain upon my feelings, as well as her own, to get hold of the papers? [6]
They had broken their bond, though we had fulfilled ours, and I held myself justified in doing what I had done for our cause and for my own life. [11]
The introduction of the ticket-of-leave and the parole systems, and the earning of time by good behavior were philanthropic suggestions and promising experiments which have not been justified by the results. [4]
But he knew the spirit behind the question, and the meaning justified the man. [11]
I denied myself the pleasure of introducing her character in one of my novels, for I felt that if I should succeed in limning it faithfully the modern reader would be justified in considering her an impossible figure for our days. [10]
This is indeed the first line of movable types that ever was perfectly spaced and perfectly justified on this earth. [5]
Had she heard the dry and subtle suggestion of Gaston's talk, she would, however, have justified her mother. [11]
As he uttered the conventional phrase and took her hand, he asked himself whether her personality justified his interest. [9]
Here indeed was that which justified all she had done, what she was doing now, what she meant to do when she had read the last word of it and the firm, clear signature beneath. [11]
In pointing out that more has been given you, you cannot be justified in taking away the little which has been given him. [7]
It was true that his fortune was much increased since the first will was made, and that it justified his benevolent scheme. [4]
His trouble was that he could not escape from himself; and, for the most part, he justified himself in refusing to try. [8]
It is better than the gross obscenities of Rabelais, and perhaps in some day to come, the taste that justified Gargantua and the Decameron will give this literary refugee shelter and setting among the more conventional writing of Mark Twain. [5]
Let it be such that the labor and difficulty of evading it could only be justified in cases of greatest necessity. [7]
That has a somewhat reckless sound; but it would be palliated, if not fully justified, were we proposing, by the mere force of numbers, to deprive you of some right plainly written down in the Constitution. [7]
On his father's side, bringing down the mad record from Naseby; on his mother's, true to the heathen, by following his impulses --sacred to primitive man, justified by spear, arrow, and a strong arm. [11]
I need not say how suddenly and completely this affectation was laughed out of sight by the coming of the "humorous" writer, whose existence is justified by the excellent service he performed in clearing the tearful atmosphere. [4]
Monsieur Soury says romance is the mortal enemy of history; but this sentence may have no more justice than the one with which I think myself justified in replying: Landscape painting is the mortal enemy of botany. [10]
The machine went right ahead, spaced the line, justified it to a hair, and shoved it into the galley complete and perfect! [5]
It justified its reputation as a curiosity. [5]
The art of rejection is the hardest art which an author has to learn; but I have never had a doubt as to my being justified in publishing these little symbolic things. [11]
But when a questionable cause is to be justified, the victim's excellences are looked at with the eyes of Liliput and his failings with those of Brobdingnag. [6]
Having led a pure and blameless life, I am justified in believing that no man who knows me will reject the suggestions I am about to make, out of fear that I am trying to deceive him. [5]
In my present position I could scarcely be justified were I to omit raising a warning voice against this approach of returning despotism. [7]
Although, from her point of view, what she had done had been amply justified by the plea of self-defence, it could not be expected that he would accept it in the same spirit. [9]
There is no place in the world beautiful enough to have justified her enthusiasm, and there is none ugly enough to have killed it. [4]
She would find out if they were justified, and she would act decidedly before any further mischief was done. [4]
Nothing has succeeded on which I had counted, and on the contrary many things have justified my fears that they would fail. [10]
He looked round on the court-yard complacently, and with an air of familiarity and possession which seemed hardly justified by his position. [11]
Am I justified on such slight acquaintance? [11]
She had insisted on being allowed to help at the operation, and the Young Doctor, who had a good knowledge of life and knew the stuff in her, consented; and so far as the operation was concerned she justified his faith in her. [11]
At the end of the week her perceptions were justified by Lord Haldwell's proposal, which, with admirable tact and obvious demureness, was accepted. [11]
Paulina, the widow of Pudeus and sister of Pontius the architect, was a woman of considerable property and at the same time a prudent steward, who did not consider herself justified in seriously impairing her son's inheritance. [10]
I was working now, and though not actually earning my own living, he no longer felt justified in prying into my affairs. [9]
Those who are not present are really witnesses of the scene, and this pictorial and literary triumph is justified in the fact that no other effort of the genius of reproduction is so eagerly studied by the general public. [4]
Perhaps we are none of us justified in speaking very decidedly where the future is concerned; but for some too much caution in such calculations can scarcely be observed: amongst this number I must class myself. [14]
I had convinced myself long ago that a man's business career was no affair of his wife's: I had justified that career to myself: yet I had always had a vague feeling that Maude, had she known the details, would not have approved of it. [9]
You may regard my presence, Cuthbert, as justified by an artistic passion for my profession. [9]
Mr. Russell and Mr. Catherwood nodded approvingly over the sermon in which the South was justified, and the sanction of Holy Writ laid upon her Institution. [9]
Therefore, to my mind, he stands justified for what he did. [5]
She felt that Mary was justified in disapproving of what she had done the day before; for she herself had been unable to sleep and had become more and more convinced that she had acted wrongly, nay, unpardonably. [10]
Also, if the marriage was repudiated, Jethro would be justified in resuming the family claim to the leadership. [11]
I have placed many decades of my life at the disposal of the state, and I now feel justified in devoting the diminished strength which is left me to other things. [10]
Up to the latest point to which we are posted he effected everything in such exact accordance with his plan, contingently announced to us before the battle began, that we feel justified to hope that he has not failed since. [7]
I had once known the man (which, however, I did not think it worth while to mention) and I did not feel justified in criticising him in public. [9]
Any evidence which justified the charge of murder would mean not jail, but the rope in due course; for this was not Montana or Idaho, where the law's delays outlasted even the memory of the crime committed. [11]
If it come justified out of the discussion which will follow, it will find a career ready and waiting for it. [5]
We shall have justified our act to ourselves. [9]
Was she not justified now in marrying him? [9]
The Society has justified its name of Pansophian of late as never before. [6]
Thus we are justified in requiring that man, who gives the standard for them shall, first and foremost, himself be sound and normal. [10]
He was rather justified in regarding her death hour as the first of a happy birthday. [10]
One is quite justified in inferring that whatever one of these laws or customs was lacking in that remote time, its place was competently filled by a worse one. [5]
This castle had its legend, too, but I should not feel justified in repeating it because I doubted the truth of some of its minor details. [5]
As I discovered it, I have felt justified in securing the credit of the discovery by attaching my name to it, and hence have called it Kangaroorum Adamiensis.... [5]
To my judgment it is the very point upon which he should be justified, or condemned. [7]
She would take it herself, and frankly ask Wolff's father what justified him in accusing her of so base a deed. [10]
Now, Admiral, it is only fair that you should acknowledge that the first provocation came from the Southern preachers and that the Northern ones were justified in retaliating. [5]
I was justified in waiting all the years. [11]
He was justified in disposing of a dangerous and recalcitrant prisoner. [11]
This justified me in allowing you to eat the quince with her; this induces me now to entrust to you, without fear, what I have always looked upon as a sacred pledge committed to my keeping. [10]
My dear General, I feel justified to rely very much on you. [7]
And I think I am justified in putting it to you on these grounds. [9]
If she was honest, she could not help admitting that her lover--and such a lover!--was justified in wishing many things in her totally different. [10]
He departed with his wife, as the son of the Imperial couple, but no word on Hadrian's part had justified him in hoping confidently to be nominated as his successor to the sovereignty. [10]
He was in his last possible perfection there, and justified his fame. [5]
Napoleon and all his kind stood accounted for--and justified. [5]
He could direct his first attention to the external appearance of the new member of his household, if he were a scholar as well, he would feel justified in the high price he expected to be obliged to pay for him. [10]
The landscape below him seemed to rivet his gaze, and it justified the disapproval with which he gently shook his head, which was somewhat sunk into his beard. [10]
She now saw herself secure against external anxiety, nay, in such ease that she was justified in living at some expense. [10]
Though she believed herself justified in hating the little mischief-maker, the prayer uttered before her fall did not burden her soul much less heavily than a crime. [10]
In the hour he set 5,900 ems solid nonpareil, and the machine perfectly spaced and justified it, and of course distributed the like amount in the same hour. [5]
In any case, he felt justified in cherishing resentment against Barine, and with the number of goblets which he drained his jealous rage increased. [10]
I believe I have justified myself in not accepting imprisonment in the field where I first essayed to turn my observation of life to account. [11]
Nancy certainly would have been justified in divorce. [9]
As to what happened--that which I may feel has nothing to do with whether I was justified or no. [11]
Twain, but have had the prudence not to intrust any privacies to him--particularly under oath; and they think they now see that this prudence was justified, since he has been untrustworthy enough to even betray privacies which had no existence. [5]

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