4 Sentences With "most justifiably"

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Even as the movement's leaders raged, most justifiably, against their country's oppression of them — and even as their enemies called them traitors — they cast themselves as patriots, the historian Simon Hall has noted. from The New York Times
This year, the Hoosiers went 18-16 and lost their first game of the N.I.T. However, with five tournament titles — three during the long tenure of Bob Knight — Indiana is one of college basketball's most justifiably proud programs, and Crean's achievements were deemed insufficient. from The New York Times
Meanwhile the middle-class Americans most justifiably aggrieved by Obamacare — the people just above the subsidy cutoff, buying unsubsidized insurance that Obamacare made less affordable — will gain little from the bill, and because the subsidy ceiling is lowered (from 400 percent of poverty to 350 percent) their ranks will actually increase. from The New York Times
Rieff includes a sobering reminder that for a long time American memory cherished the Confederate South's "lost cause" and incited new violence, but it would be remarkable to conclude from this example that people should strive to forget the whole sordid episode rather than to debate with one another about how to remember it most justifiably. from New Republic