Sentence examples for justly described from inspiring English sources

The last few miles led us through Cave Creek Canyon, which friends had justly described as a little Yosemite.

Simon has been justly described as an academic entrepreneur extraordinaire but he was far more than that.

Senator Ted Cruz can be justly described as a demagogic fool, but lately he's been on the offensive far more than the White House has.

It was also featured on the Food Network show "Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives," in which the show's host, Guy Fieri, justly described it as "awesome".

The drop, at 1 18, has been justly described by The Guardian as "the single most exciting moment in pop history".

Low-cost, flexible and spatially innovative, that unconventional residence was justly described by the architectural historian Reyner Banham as "one of the most original and ingenious domestic designs of the present century -- and one of the most gratifyingly habitable".

My first challenge is implicit in the phrase "the fighting in Gaza", which more justly describes the event than the words "Massacre" and "Slaughter" which anti-Israel demonstrators carry on their placards.

I agree, but Bunting goes on: "It's a point that escapes Dawkins" - and I wonder how she cannot see that it is not Dawkins but Ruse, whom she justly describes as reckless, whose hot air ought to be allowed to vent harmlessly in the shadows, not featured in a major newspaper.

No, in fact, there is no word that I know of, that justly describes the intense, awe-inspiring beauty of the landscape.

VERY few court decisions can justly be described as historic.

The former can justly be described as an "authentically liberal democratic" vision of reform.