Sentence examples for having been just from inspiring English sources

In "Malvern Hills" the young man's former schoolteachers are identified as having been just plain Mrs. Fraser and Mr. Travis.

Exiles coach Justin Burnell blamed "individual errors" for their capitulation, having been just 10 points down with 15 minutes to go.

Interestingly, both sets of voters remembered themselves as having been just as happy — or sad — as they had initially predicted they would be in November.

In his last Commons speech, in 1992, he characterised his generation as having been "just old enough to be cannon fodder".

It's hard to say what to call the coincidence of having been just the right age for that music at the moment it was being made.

And in one of those heartfelt compliments extended only to those of unusually good fortune, they consistently describe Senator Edward M. Kennedy, who died in August, as having been just a regular person.

Thornton has been just as impressive.

"The response has been just amazing.

Republicans may have been just unlucky.

It may have been just local opportunists".

Clearly, he would have been just fine.