Sentence examples similar to justifiably declared from inspiring English sources
It is feared Istanbul's race may not be declared until the AKP feels it can justifiably eke out a victory.
The Houses of Morgan, Goldman and the other Big Five are justifiably worried right now, because an "event of default" declared on European sovereign debt could jeopardize their $32 trillion derivatives scheme.
If approved, she will be the fourth sitting justice from the Big Apple, and the May 11 front page of The Daily News declared her the "Apple of O's Eye". Harvard Law also is justifiably excited -- Kagan would be the school's sixth alum on the court (including Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who completed her legal studies at Columbia).
Justifiably bewildered by Washington's profligate spending habits, Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao publicly declared China is "worried" about its U.S. Treasury holdings and wants assurances Beijing's investments are safe.
In his letter of nomination, Martin Scorsese declared that "Mr Brownlow is a giant among film historians and preservationists, known and justifiably respected throughout the world for his multiple achievements: as the author of The Parade's Gone By, a definitive history of the silent era, and.
And justifiably so: As Sanders often declares, a founding principle of the American project is the principle of fairness.
Out of this scandal and its counteraction, he justifiably managed to excommunicate Lorenzo, to put Florence under interdict, and to induce King Ferdinand I of Naples, the papacy's ally, to declare a fruitless and inglorious war that kept Italy confused for two years.
