Sentence examples similar to justifiably gained from inspiring English sources
Justifiably hailed as one of the troupe's most winning endeavors, the production gained three new principals Saturday afternoon at the New York State Theater.
"Aberdeen residents may justifiably take pride in the role our community played in the life of Kurt Cobain," said mayor Bill Simpson recently, as he officially announced the celebration, acknowledging, "the international recognition our community has gained from its connections with Kurt Cobain and his artistic achievements".
The home secretary Theresa May's conduct in setting up the inquiry falls far short of building the trust necessary to gain the confidence of these extremely and justifiably mistrustful people.
Obviously, in order for individuals and teams to build up a track record of experience their initial projects may justifiably be small scale, but as individual's progress, they may gain experience to be able to conduct large scale studies, still based on practice problems, working in partnership with others.
Chiellini was outraged, and justifiably given the way Kompany had been using the defender's back to gain a few inches, pinning him to the ground.
If I offer a model in which people seem to be passing up some opportunity for gain, you may justifiably ask me why they don't just take it.
They may not like everything it does, and they justifiably worry when special interests gain too much power over it.
Young kids baying for blood will make many justifiably uncomfortable.
Every effort by the French government to take "acquired rights" away from privileged workers such as truckers and railway workers has ended in failure.This might not matter if Europeans could justifiably claim that their model was more "civilised"—that is, that though it meant forgoing some efficiency gains it has compensated by offering greater social equity.
