Sentence examples for justly balanced from inspiring English sources

A figure, which is not justly balanced, is ugly; because it conveys the disagreeable ideas of fall, harm, and pain" (EPM, 245).

Having ascended the throne, Pippin quickly finds out that ruling justly while balancing the budget and repelling the infidels isn't as easy as it looks.

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Naree Mahadiloke, the daughter of the owner, who told this story, carries on the egg noodle tradition, and the restaurant is justly famous well beyond the city's borders, as the soup perfectly balances the hot (curry paste), sour (lime), sweet (coconut milk) and salty (fish sauce).

They follow in the great tradition of the Ogdens and Duckworths, balancing the mix of comedy and drama for which Coronation Street is justly renowned".

Another highlight of the justly celebrated Berlioz cycle Sir Colin recorded for Philips is the 1969 recording of the Requiem, an electrifying performance that balances Berlioz's gift for sublime melody with the sense of high drama that animates so much of his work, which here takes the form of unusually hefty brass and percussion scoring and an extraordinary spaciousness.

The underlying logic in the Competition, which does not have any official mechanism for balancing out the teams in terms of their local conditions, is that talent will win through, that medals will be handed out justly and that the most deserving projects will get the trophies.

Humperdinck's Wagnerian score abounds in singable, justly loved tunes, and Mr. Jurowski finds a judicious balance between weight and whimsy in his subtly paced performance, drawing rich textures and inner voices from the orchestra.

Balance is a word that is used or overused of late, but perhaps justly so, as it is absolutely essential.

Mostly justly.

He was justly proud.