Sentence examples for justifiably well from inspiring English sources

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

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.

(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.

They are justifiably well known as one of the great evolutionary sequences preserved in the fossil record, illustrating the evolution of mammals from an ancient, somewhat lizard-like ancestor.

Near the Pantheon is the justifiably well-known La Rosetta, at 8-9 Via del Rosetta, specializing in seafood.

In the shadow of the Cathedral, 9 Frauenplatz, is the justifiably well-know Nurnberger Bramwurst-Glockl am Dom, a cozy place with dark wood walls and pewter plates that specializes in delectable pinky-sized sausages from Nuremberg, charcoal-grilled and served with steaming sauerkraut.

And when a filmmaker such as Lou Ye falls afoul of the authorities for making such a potent work of political rage as "Summer Palace," it's morally repellent for the Academy to ratify, tacitly, his persecution by the regime; it's exactly the sort of film which, being justifiably well-received here at the time of its release, ought to have been in the running for a nomination.

The new strategy implemented in February 2012 has justifiably been well-received.

PETER SCHJELDAHL: He seems to have been genuinely (as well as justifiably) humble about his talents as a painter.

SARAH LeBUHN Irvington, N.Y., Oct. 17, 2012 I think that Oregonians (and Mr. Keisling in particular since he was Oregon's secretary of state when it was adopted) can be justifiably proud of how well the vote by mail system works.

She grinned afterward, too, justifiably proud of how well she and Hughes had played in what can be considered something of a moral victory.