Sentence examples for just's from inspiring English sources

Despite the woman's drifting recollections, Just's title is an antonym for his actual subject: "Forgetfulness" is really about remembering.

In the context of revisiting Bergman's films, Mr. Just's work — its sources, its dreamlike structures, even its awkwardness — made sense.

Just's novel addresses power, but not in its deployment.

Mr. Just's film resembles a scene from David Lynch's "Inland Empire".

In March last year, Just's daughter-in-law and grandson arrived unannounced at Sotheby's in Prague and took Mr. Kuhn and Mr. Marco to their Bratislava apartment.

Just's anxiety turned into a kind of panic.

Rodin's Debutante by Ward Just It's not hard to imagine why the former Chicago resident picked Ward Just's historical epic set in the Windy City.

Saint-Just's friends scarcely mentioned it, and his enemies derided it.

But his rise to power had wrought a remarkable change in Saint-Just's public personality.

Mr. Finlay translated Saint-Just's words into Latin, giving them an even greater historical resonance.

This was his paraphrase of Saint-Just's famous dictum: "No one reigns innocently".