Sentence examples for justly called from inspiring English sources

(They are justly called "the loyal opposition").

Many others Were justly called, and trustworthy.

The first part of this period, from 70 to 42 bc, is justly called the Ciceronian.

And wave: Sadat had some truly kingly qualities; he could have been justly called Anwar Coeur de Lion.

Roy Moore is no Martin Luther King; he is, as a number of commentators have justly called him, a demagogue.

Admittedly, lax lending and risky mortgages led to the housing market crash, but Americans have justly called for a return to safe, sensible underwriting standards.

No one could justly call them big-lipped.

Can a lasagna with as little sunshine and as much stormy intensity as Mr. Trabocchi's justly call itself lasagna?

His quest for the laws that governed how these differences were transmitted from one generation to the next led to what Brookes justly calls "two of Galton's greatest gifts to science": regression and correlation.

This mechanical arrangement, by indirectly recognizing the poet's metrical virtuosity and proposing three kinds of composition, justly calls attention to a versatility disproportionate to the slim size of the extant work.

The name distinguishes it from the peanut butter many of us grew up with, which you might justly call "unnatural" since it contains a host of wild-card ingredients such as hydrogenated rapeseed oil and mono- and diglycerides.