Sentence examples similar to are justly administered from inspiring English sources

Navajo silversmiths and weavers are justly famous.

(They are justly called "the loyal opposition").

Facilities for recreation and relaxation in New Orleans are justly famous.

Porridge's opening credits are justly famous.

The noontime bells are justly famous.

Those headline-grabbing numbers are, justly, cause for concern.

Americans are justly proud of their armed forces.

He was a great conductor, whose interpretations of Bartók — his piano teacher — are justly famed.

For that reason, financial firms are justly regulated in ways that other firms are not.

Statius' Thebaid and inchoate Achilleid and Valerius' Argonautica are justly less read now than they were.

Laura Poitras and Glenn Greenwald are justly feted on the Lincoln Center stage.