Sentence examples for it might justly from inspiring English sources

The curators Daniel Baumann, Dan Byers, and Tina Kukielski (and Gabriela Burkhalter, for playgrounds) chose not to name this International, a survey of forty artists from nineteen countries, but it might justly be titled "What's Entertainment?" Where, if anywhere, is the red line between art that pleases admirably and art that only panders?

If the claim were true but he denied it, he might justly be blamed less for what he did then, than for what he has failed to disclose now.

If it is, it would truly be a conceptual breakthrough, and epigenetics might justly take its place alongside genetics in the analysis and treatment of cancer.

While he believes that there will be no more evil in the hereafter, it is arguable that this does not preclude a belief that God might justly damn sinners for eternity.

If personal ties to the firm really did persuade Labour to settle the British government's £200m case against Andersen for £20m, British taxpayers might justly feel that they had been robbed of £180m.But did it happen?

Indeed, half a millenium ago Europe might justly have been considered a laggard.

We might justly term the present Mammon-driven era in contemporary art the Koons Age.

Readers might justly wonder how much of "The Dirty Dust" is Ó Cadhain and how much is Titley.

Just as he restores the credibility of the German left and might justly expect to see his own fortunes rise he lands in a fearful squeeze.

His behavior, he tells her, was "unpardonable"; the letter he wrote, he says, contained "expressions which might justly make you hate me".

He replaces the chorus with passers-by caught on video along Eighth Avenue near the theater, being asked whether a wife might justly kill her husband if he had killed one of their daughters.