Meanings of less justifiable in English

Nothing could be less justifiable, or indeed more nefarious, than these arrangements.

Nothing could be less justifiable, or, indeed, more nefarious than such removals.

His fall was far less justifiable than that of Charles X.

Popular sentiment was reënforced by practical considerations less justifiable.

Though Evelyn had her faults, the impression she made on Vane was, perhaps, more or less justifiable.

The killing and burning of Irish cattle while Kenyans die of hunger now looks even less justifiable.

The French regard with no less justifiable satisfaction the work done by them in the last forty years.

The prosecution of Lord Strafford, or rather, the manner in which it was carried on, is less justifiable.

They might, he hoped, be misreported so as to seem more violent or less justifiable than they were.

This way of putting the case seems only to make the character of the policy more clear and less justifiable.

Everywhere the State displayed a pardonable joy mingled with a less justifiable expectation that this was the beginning of the end.

The advantage they have does not teach them to widen the circle of material exaction, to discard what is less justifiable.

He thought that particular way of behavior on the parent's part not only probable but more or less justifiable, all things considered.

Plus there's the not-so-insignificant matter that the longer they wait to build a new stadium, the more costly and less justifiable it will be.

Nor would this fact make the indignation less justifiable did not we all know that it was blackness that was condemned and not crime.

Oh, I'm not talking sophistry or seriously justifying the thing, but the slavery that held him and his country was a thousand times less justifiable.