Significados de justify so en inglés

The case was not clear enough to justify so officious a step.

Whether there is evidence to justify so strange a conclusion, judge ye.

What injury have we done to justify so intense desire of our destruction?

Those who invoke the Nazis to justify so-called hate speech laws are misguided.

Naught could the girl say to justify so heinous a crime as low birth.

And where are the proofs that must justify so foul and so improbable an accusation?

Unfortunately, very few of those animals are really distinct enough to justify so many distinct names.

She can really justify so much of her behaviour because she's out to keep this man safe.

There must be, methinks, some more general infirmity-common ,probably ,toall Eve-kind-tojustify so sweeping a stigma.

Yet he could not find a motive that would justify so much trouble on his cousin's part.

The facts do not seem to me many and strong enough to justify so immense a change of level.

Whatever private indiscretions Nelson may have been guilty of, nothing could justify so ungrateful an act of ill-mannered snobbery.

Why, then, send an ambassador to Spain, when as yet nothing has occurred to justify so extraordinary an expedient?

I hope you found the results of your voyage, in the way of discovery, sufficiently successful to justify so much trouble.

Her thoughts fluttered, and she strove to imagine what book the saint could have written to justify so beautiful a title.

The other man looked up at him in sudden astonishment, wondering how so trivial a grievance could seem to justify so strong language.