Sentence examples for has been justifiably from inspiring English sources
The Mint has been justifiably lauded for rescuing forgotten plays and breathing new life into them.
But the book has been justifiably selective to capture broad appeal.
The deal has been justifiably projected by Trinity Mirror's chief executive, Simon Fox, as "transformative".
Steve Bruce has been justifiably lauded for picking up Lorik Cana for a paltry £5m, and now it seems he's developing Jordan Henderson into a splendid central midfielder.
Mostly, though, I find myself staring at her skin, which has been justifiably much-commented on by interviewers and is, perhaps, the most divalike thing about her: luminous and poreless and the color of a pale peach.
Apple, whose products the world cannot get enough of, has been justifiably criticized for poor working conditions and low wages at the factories of its chief supplier in China, Foxconn.
His manager, Terry Collins, said he thought Niese had been justifiably "upset" and "disgusted" by that eight-run debacle in Toronto.
Any leveraged investor with a portfolio consisting entirely of French financial stocks would have been justifiably wiped out by the recent sell-off.
Police Officer Lou Mango, the community affairs officer for the 107th Precinct, which includes Kew Gardens Hills, acknowledged that some residents have been justifiably edgy since Sept. 11.
While many of President Obama's ethics efforts have been justifiably praised, his restrictions on registered lobbyists have done little to curb special-interest influence while actually harming public-interest advocacy and good government.
