Sentence examples for justly credited from inspiring English sources
Ms. Dickinson is justly credited with being sporadically witty and tart-tongued; here, for some reason, she comes across only as mean.
Though it is unthinkable that he will suffer a similar fate, the Menderes story may hold a few lessons for the prime minister.Mr Erdogan is (justly) credited with having brought about more reforms than any of his predecessors.
His efforts proved invaluable in determining the impact of cytologic screening (the "Pap test") on the detection of cervical cancer and "Dr. Chris," as he was affectionately known, came to be justly credited for a significant role in reducing the death rate due to this disease.
Psycho is justly credited as the fons et origo of the slasher genre.
Under Sean Mathias's excellent direction, each play serves as a vibrant testimony as to why the playwrights are justly credited with pushing the boundaries of the theater in new directions.
Reagan is justly credited with convincing Americans that union membership was bad, a belief that manifested with his breaking up the air traffic controllers union but also with a frightening decline in union membership that cost American workers significantly in wages, benefits and dignity.
Ironically, where Hugh and his chums can justly claim credit is that they really did write the royal charter.
Porridge's opening credits are justly famous.
Seven's opening credits are justly renowned, while Fight Club's computer-generated vision of neural pathways in the cerebral cortex ("the movie is about thought - the deterioration of thought, the organisation of thought - so it seemed right to start the movie in his brain") are equally praiseworthy.
We credit them, and justly so, with whatever ability we have to see ourselves with generosity and empathy.
