Sentence examples for justifiably praised from inspiring English sources

Myers and the others could blossom for the Rays, who are justifiably praised for their ingenuity.

While many of President Obama's ethics efforts have been justifiably praised, his restrictions on registered lobbyists have done little to curb special-interest influence while actually harming public-interest advocacy and good government.

"China was justifiably praised for meeting its commitments to improve the air quality, but there is definitely not as much momentum or press now," Wagner said.

Joss Whedon is once again doing the honors as writer/director, but is this next installment a fitting follow-up to the justifiably praised first film?

Tammie Jo Shults, the pilot who safely landed a stricken Southwest Airlines flight on Tuesday, is getting justifiably praised for the coolheaded way she handled herself during the emergency.

Tammie Jo Shults, the pilot who safely landed a stricken Southwest Airlines flight on Tuesday, is getting justifiably praised for the coolheaded way she handled herself during the emergency.

Some reviewers are justifiably praising Houston's performance on the gospel standard, "His Eye Is on the Sparrow".

Ospreys praised Holley's contribution over recent years, saying he can be "justifiably proud of all he has achieved".

Though it has been praised as "one of the few novels from the last couple of decades that could justifiably be called a classic", reviewers have also pointed out that it is probably unfilmable due to its bitter cynicism regarding the movie industry.

So too did Jean Charest, the Conservatives' federal leader, though he also justifiably called for stronger leadership on the issue from the country's (Liberal) prime minister, Jean Chrétien.Mr Chrétien was not at Calgary, though he was happy for the premiers to meet and praised them later for "responsible leadership".

"In the past, praise music was justifiably criticized as being light theologically," he said.