Sentence examples for justifiably known from inspiring English sources

This austere exhibition, drawn almost entirely from the Met's collection, outlines Tiffany's varied production in the exquisite detail for which he is justifiably known.

And the flavors of just about everything, from cabbage to olives to basil to tomatoes, are just stunning, with the intensity for which the region is justifiably known.

(Eberhard and I went scalloping that winter on Nantucket, not because we were afraid of Maine but because we were after bay scallops, not the huge sea scallops for which Maine is justifiably known).

Aside from the nearly raw quail — which was taken off the bill and as of this writing poisoned no one — the cooking was of the honest, eclectic, well-thought-out, mostly Mediterranean style for which Mr. Armstrong is justifiably known in Los Angeles.

He was justifiably known as the "Junk Bond King" for the control he exercised over the powerful junk bond operation at Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc., which collapsed into bankruptcy in 1990 after the Federal charges against Mr. Milken and the firm.

Although R. J. Mitchell is justifiably known as the engineer who designed the Spitfire, his premature death in 1937 meant that all development after that date was undertaken by a team led by his chief draughtsman, Joe Smith, who became Supermarine's chief designer on Mitchell's death.

Long acknowledged as the world's ultimate failed state, Somalia has more recently — justifiably — become known as the headquarters of maritime piracy.

The images of camels and horses the two mainstays of the tribe's mobility of the pre-Islamic poets are justifiably well known.

(Karen Rosenberg) ★ Metropolitan Museum of Art: 'George Bellows' (through Feb. 18) Organized by the National Gallery in Washington, this exhibition starts strong with the lush early paintings of New York City and its residents for which Bellows is justifiably well known.

But they are not the most interesting part of his work, which is justifiably better known for its intense evocations of the rural Idaho homesteads in which he spent his life with family members.

Beyond that, the city is justifiably well known for the unique architecture in its renowned French Quarter - most of which was actually built under Spanish rule - and its annual Mardi Gras festivities, which many believe represent the best street parties in the world.