Sentence examples for justly capture from inspiring English sources

But — also of course — there's no way we could have included enough words or pictures to justly capture the city's literary lion-icity.

Jon Savage Jon Savage is a cultural commentator whose books include England's Dreaming: Sex Pistols and Punk Rock and Teenage: The Creation of Youth 1875-1945 Colin Jones's justly famous photograph captures the Who at a moment of maximum combustibility: "I'd never met a band that were so antagonistic towards each other," he later recalled.

A justly famous photograph of Wall Street, from 1915, captured not the raw hustle of the city but the stark embrasures of the Morgan Bank, whose sinister geometry dwarfs the few scattered commuters beneath.

Mostly justly.

He was justly proud.

Justly or unjustly?

Justly so, he says.

Mr. Greenwald was justly outraged.

Ms Granera is justly popular.

And pride is justly taken.

Is the character treated justly?