Sentence examples similar to Justly merit from inspiring English sources
And it is with much pleasure I have heard the title of Honorable applied to a body of men, who nobly disregarding private ease and interest for public welfare, have justly merited the address of The Honorable Continental Congress.
It is necessary to maintain decorum: One should review the paper justly and entirely on its merit, even if it comes from a competing research group.
The exception made in favor of the gentleman who by the unanimous voice of the company now commands it, is a very proper one, justly due to his public merit and experience; it is peculiarly suited to our circumstances, and was dictated, not by compliment, but conviction.
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Amongst those justly celebrated for having established such a constitution, Lycurgus beyond doubt merits the highest praise.
Because the essence of the book lies in its portrait of the generation of justly named Free French who make up the loftiest, most chivalrous, and most romantic of French orders of merit.
