Sentence examples similar to it was justly earned from inspiring English sources
And now we are ready to recall 'to err is to Truman' and "Don't shoot the piano-player, he's doing his best". Yet the fame of the Truman Investigating Committee was justly earned: it wrote the most searching and sympathetic record of a war Administration's blunders and successes.
Crying at the movies can be intensely satisfying, but you need to feel as if your tears have been justly earned.
Economic divisions might actually be acceptable if they act as incentives to encourage people to work hard and if high rewards are justly earned by those with the skills and capacity to carry out the most difficult or demanding jobs.
It was justly rewarded with the best actor prize.
Not because it was fair or unfair, but because it was justly acquired.
When the coalition came to power it was justly keen to streamline the planning system.
Half a century later, it is justly celebrated as an all-time great debut.
In retrospect, fame may appear to be a justly earned reward for the inventor of practical electric light in 1879 — yet Edison's fame came before light.
At the same time, too many chief executives are well-paid without creating value, according to Mr. Jensen, who raises no objection to pay in the tens of millions as long as it is, by his standard, justly earned.
"Most people believe that she did cross the line and was justly punished for it.
