Sentence examples similar to justly depicted from inspiring English sources
The difference, Nussbaum argued—justly lay in the "very different stages of life" depicted, rather than in the two shows' socioeconomic worlds.
Santa Maria del Popolo is across the way, justly more renowned for two Caravaggios depicting the crucifixion of St. Peter and the conversion of St . Paul intimate images that could serve to remind us that, unlike many directors, Fellini took his inspiration from painting, not literature.
Both men have been justly praised for their years of photographs depicting the horrors of poverty, war, famine, drought, diaspora, and disease stations of the existential cross that prompt our genuflection but rarely promise redemption.
The cover illustration of its sixth studio album, "Almería," depicts the stare-down preceding a gun duel at 40 paces or so: a coolly stylized nod to the spaghetti westerns for which Almería, the Andalusian port city, is justly known.
Seven cartoons depicting wonders.
While the 1820s are justly seen as a low point in American race relations, with free African Americans facing increasing mob violence and organizations such as the American Colonization Society emerging and flourishing, Bacon cautions historians against depicting Freedom's Journal's emergence primarily as a reaction to an undeniably racist society and print culture.
