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No work is complete without a justificatory explanation stapled to it; shape and color and line are hardly anyone’s concern.

"The crime was the crime of a madman," they said in a long justificatory piece this week in Le Monde.

Do you think it’s true that, fundamentally, religions are justificatory props and that it’s more concrete or existential grievances that are really animating behavior?

They must thus cover them with dollops of justificatory pride, to lever some notional dollop of happiness.

We have inserted many justificatory pieces, some of which have never before been published.