Sentence examples for can justly from inspiring English sources

VERY few court decisions can justly be described as historic.

The former can justly be described as an "authentically liberal democratic" vision of reform.

He can justly claim to have prevented a great recession from turning into a great depression.

Kitagawa Utamaro can justly be called the supreme poet of Japanese art.

The Vienna Philharmonic can justly claim the market on the music of this visionary 19th-century Austrian symphonist.

"The SNP's Nicola Sturgeon is the only candidate who can justly lay claim to have had a good campaign".

In mitigation of their previous failure, they can justly plead that global warming is a problem of unique complexity.

Any story with random magic and an arbitrary allotment of ascents and punishments can justly be called a fairy tale.

Ironically, where Hugh and his chums can justly claim credit is that they really did write the royal charter.

Glamour aside, one label Ms. Steinem can justly lay claim to, at least in Ms. Knox's life, is that of fairy godmother.

Indeed, it can justly argue that the high oil price is a natural consequence of the global economy's strength, not a cause of economic weakness.