Sentence examples similar to justifiably earning from inspiring English sources

Mostly the filmmakers justifiably earn the sympathy of the audience with "The Story of the Weeping Camel".

Mostly the filmmakers justifiably earn the sympathy of the audience with "The Story of the Weeping Camel," which is to open commercially on June 4.

These beautifully written epics of the oft bloody history of the land of his birth over the past 60 years have justifiably earned him a reputation as a great storyteller and he must have felt the weight of expectation on him when constructing number three.

Rollo Maughfling Archdruid of Stonehenge and Britain The Stonehenge monument is only one part of an enormous and spectacular landscape, and it is not possible to tunnel anywhere near it without destroying the very thing that defines the area as of world importance and justifiably earns world heritage status.

But there is also something about a Volvo that has justifiably earned it a reputation for being a cult car.

Not only has it justifiably earned its reputation as "the best French restaurant east of the Suez Canal," it is also one of the most famous.

The force-feeding of animals supports shocking cruelty to animals, and it justifiably earns the scorn of animal advocates around the world.

"Orphan Black," BBC America: Tatiana Maslany's performance as several different women has justifiably earned a lot of praise for this taut, techno-grime thriller, but the most impressive aspect of what she's accomplished?

Mr. Booker seems, justifiably, to have earned himself serious good will among the site's membership for agreeing to answer real-time questions in what turned out to be a rapid-fire format.

But all of these men can justifiably claim to have earned the right to strut around like peacocks.

Senior White House policy adviser Stephen Miller made the rounds on the Sunday talk shows over the weekend, and his comments about voter fraud have earned him justifiably dim reviews.