Sentence examples for justifiably describe from inspiring English sources

Local residents today justifiably describe their castle as an upside-down table because of its boxy outline and identical corner turrets.

It is routinely and very justifiably described as "disturbing".

Performances are justifiably described as fully staged, although the lack of a technically equipped stage does limit visual options.

Finally, similarities to myths may be present even in the work of those who are justifiably described as historians.

They had outplayed ''the most impressive team in the tournament", as Bobby Robson had justifiably described West Germany, to an astonishing degree in the first 40 minutes.

For decades, its citizens — its Jewish ones, at least — have justifiably described their country as the only democracy in the Middle East.

His left hand - whose graceful, sweeping gestures British conductor Daniel Harding has justifiably described as "the most beautiful" in music - invites them to share the music with each another.

His room-sized painted environments could be justifiably described as either sculptures, stage sets or even paintings.

It could justifiably be described as the biggest party on the planet.

The climate accord approved in Paris over the weekend has, justifiably, been described as "historic".

That may well be but she has some traits that could justifiably be described as model-like.