Sentence examples for justifiably so it from inspiring English sources

iPad RIM is making a noise about the release of Pacemaker for its PlayBook tablet, and justifiably so: it's an impressive DJ app with plenty of professional features for users to play their music.

And justifiably so: it's all been done before.

AND you can share replays of your hoofs from the halfway line into the top corner onto social networks... iPhone / iPad You Must Build a Boat (£2.29) There's a lot of buzz building around You Must Build a Boat, and justifiably so: it's brilliant.

To have guys you respect criticising you, and justifiably so, it hurts.

However you choose to categorize the ongoing trade confrontation, it has gotten the attention of the cement industry — and justifiably so, it seems.

And justifiably so, it's an absolute wreck of a place.

Tesco Finest Côtes Catalanes Carignan, Roussillon, France 2012 (£6.99, Tesco) This red from Catalan France has been a bit of a hit with the wine-writing fraternity this year, and justifiably so since it's one of the best value wines around at the moment.

We see a society that is mad, and justifiably so, and we see it going down an ill-advised path.

Camby said: "It's justifiably so.

Volvo may not be famous for building the fastest, snazziest or largest cars in the world, but it is famous, and justifiably so, for building the safest.

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