Sentence examples for justifiably one of from inspiring English sources

Daniel Mendelsohn's book "The Lost" is already, justifiably, one of the classics of Holocaust literature.

Indisputably an accomplished author, she is also justifiably one of the great housekeepers of our time.

Take the queen from "Shrek 2," justifiably one of this year's big hits, and pair her with Aristotle from "Alexander," justifiably one of this year's clunkers, and what do you have?

Domaine Huet Le Haut Lieu Sec Vouvray, Loire 2007 (£17.56, waitrosewinedirect.com) Domaine Huet is justifiably one of France's most celebrated wine estates, making chenin blancs of awesome power and complexity, in a multitude of styles.

Yet Stuart (1755-1828) was justifiably one of the most celebrated portraitists of his age, a penetrating talent who augmented his knowledge of physiognomy by sussing out his subjects in conversation as he worked.

As of today, the Hindmarsh-Rose remains justifiably one of the most popular mathematical models, that describes, qualitatively well, the dynamics of a certain class of neuronal models derived using the Hodgkin-Huxley formalism.

But the highlight is Chapman's Peak Drive, a five-mile mountainside journey justifiably called one of Earth's most scenic motorways.

Though aged just 24, she has already been justifiably hailed as one of the great pianists of the future.

Vox.io is backed by angel investors and renowned European startup accelerator Seedcamp; the startup won the Mini Seedcamp London event in January 2011 and was justifiably selected as one of the top startups at Seedcamp Week 2011.

As well as being made the 1000th UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Okavango Delta has justifiably been named one of the Seven Natural Wonders of Africa.

Different ambiguities surround the composition of Bach's Mass in B minor, justifiably spoken of as one of the most hallowed works in the western canon.