Sentence examples for justly as from inspiring English sources

He refers to himself, justly, as "an elder of the road".

Nor did Oklahoma, as it developed, distribute the dividends of freedom and opportunity as justly as the blacks had hoped.

In her view, seeing the world as clearly and justly as possible and basing our actions upon that clarity of vision become a moral imperative.

If clever marketing and strategic thinking can take reviled varmints such as "wild dogs" and resurrect them (quite justly) as exotic "painted dogs" to be preserved, then no cause is hopeless.

Roosevelt was beloved by a generation who perceived him, in considerable part justly, as having saved their society from poverty and despair, bringing government for the first time into a vast range of activities.

He was faulted — sometimes justly, as he more or less admits in one of the retrospective interviews he gave Barsky for "Koch" — for screwing up City Hall's relations with New York's black community.

Here we found the wild, boreal seascapes for which the island is justly noted, as well as historic villages where we could start to unravel the various strands of Newfoundland's colorful history.

As justly reviled as he is by many, Emwazi is idolised by Isis recruits as the personification of jihadi cool.

"The Book of Emma" could as justly be called "The Book of Lachlan" – written with roaming instinct.

However, as a whole, London Fashion Week is justly recognised as the most innovative and creative of fashion's four major weeks, and the place where new careers tend to take flight (even if this is a euphemism for "people leave to make money").

They have conjured up, in their wonderful new collections of short stories, all manner of pleasing sights borne of the pain of others.Mr Russo is justly celebrated as the author of big, sprawling epics such as "Empire Falls", which this year won the Pulitzer prize.