Sentence examples for justifiably respected from inspiring English sources
A few weeks ago, Kevin got a job at the Freedom of The Press Foundation, one of the world's most justifiably respected advocacy organizations.
A film-maker, historian and archivist, he received an honorary Academy Award in 2010, nominated by Martin Scorsese, who wrote: "Mr Brownlow is a giant among film historians and preservationists, known and justifiably respected throughout the world for his multiple achievements … On a broader level, you might say that Mr Brownlow is film history".
"Mr. Brownlow is a giant among film historians and preservationists, known and justifiably respected throughout the world for his multiple achievements," wrote Martin Scorsese in his nomination letter.
To have guys you respect criticising you, and justifiably so, it hurts.
Your boyfriend may feel – in many respects justifiably – that he has contributed whatever it would have cost you to pay a different plumber or other professional to carry out works on the house.
The only dip in her show was a heavy-handed ballad, "Love and Respect," but just about everything else was medium or fast tempo, and the rhythm was beautifully articulated: Mr. Keezer arpeggiated chords a little flashily, but justifiably so; the bassist Reuben Rogers and the drummer Jon Wikan gripped the music hard with accents.
Thus, it is a central issue for practical healthcare ethics to distinguish between decisions that are sufficiently autonomous to warrant respect, and decisions that may justifiably be overruled and other mechanisms for decision-making need to be sought [ 1- 3].
He was justifiably seen as a religious radical, and yet he remained in many respects a conventional white male Victorian-era middle-class Protestant, a kind of revolutionary on behalf of conservative values.
Aswany is justifiably proud.
