Sentence examples for a justifiably from inspiring English sources

Kaldrma is a justifiably popular restaurant.

Men with a justifiably solid ego, such as McCartney.

The Royals players poured out of their dugout in a justifiably mad celebration.

There's also a charming interview with Bonnie Slotnick, the owner of a justifiably famous cookbook shop in the West Village.

Their moonlit, rain-soaked love song, delivered as they wander along the footpath, the city glittering just beyond, is a justifiably famous four-minute distillation of movie magic.

Despite some loose editing and repetition, Drone Warfare is both a justifiably angry sourcebook and a call to action for the growing worldwide citizen opposition to the drones.

We would not accept a machine-made reproduction as an adequate substitute for a famous painting; a purist justifiably would say the same about film.

Might not a slave "justifiably take a little from one, who has taken all from him" ([N]: 142).

Such a stance is popular in a place justifiably skeptical of federal disaster response after Hurricane Katrina.

In the wake of Mr Bush's victory last November, Mr Rove was strutting around town like a peacock and justifiably so.

Specifically, there are questions a country could justifiably ask a foreign investor before allowing the construction of a new industrial plant (e.g., Guidelines for environmental review of industrial projects evaluated by developing countries) [ 10].