Sentence examples for has justly been from inspiring English sources
Delacroix has justly been acclaimed the leader of the Romantic school in France.
Born in 1954, he has justly been called a history painter of the present.
Yanagihara's follow-up, which has justly been longlisted for the Man Booker Prize, approaches similar subject matter – masculinity, violence, secrets – but from the opposite end of the emotional spectrum.
Allowing "co-payments", the health secretary, Alan Johnson, told Parliament last year, risked overturning the NHS's founding principles.That would be serious: the NHS has justly been described as the nearest thing Britons have to a religion, and politicians who tamper with it risk charges of heresy.
Haim's music has justly been feted as the missing link between TLC and Fleetwood Mac – especially in the sense that no one ever previously thought to look for it – but Haim's USP has been that of a good-time band, toting the kind of outrageousness that can drift perilously close to kooky.
The self/non-self distinction has justly been acknowledged as immunology's governing paradigm (e.g., Golub and Green 1991) and consistently defended by those committed to the self/non-self discrimination as the basis of immune function (e.g. Cohn 2015).
Mullin's previously published journals of the thankless life of a junior minister (covering 2000-2007) have justly been celebrated as masterpieces of the genre.
Lost, as Simon Schama has justly lamented, is the "long arc of time", to be replaced by odds and sods.
This oaked hurt runs through For Emma, Forever Ago, a debut album whose fame has justly grown since it was self-released as an initial run of 500 copies last year.
He's after all dropped to being the #2 player in the world now after what feels like a gazillion years at No. 1. Naturally, since Federer is only the second-best in the world at his job now, critics have justly suggested that he's washed up and it's time for him to quit.
