Sentence examples for justly for from inspiring English sources

Istanbul is not known, justly, for its highly developed sub-Saharan music scene.

We are accusing Yezhov justly for the degenerate practices of 1937.

"Two Wrongs", according to West, "now makes much more sense", with Bill "punished more justly for his wrongdoings – his antisemitism and his reprehensible treatment of his wife".

After large-scale financial disasters, the press is usually criticized — often justly — for ignoring the problem, but it's hard to make that case with the subprime mess.

There was one time in college when I was stopped, justly, for driving while intoxicated, which I pleaded down to a speeding ticket and which filled me with a shame I never forgot.

And with an increase in the use of perennial plants and grazing animals would come more employment opportunities in agriculture — provided, of course, that farmers would be paid justly for their work and their goods.

It helps too that Ms Short is trusted by both presidents: Mr Museveni calls her "an old freedom fighter".Donors are often justly chided for using aid for selfish political ends, or for attaching too many petty conditions to it.

"Blindness" was justly celebrated for its precocity, "Living" for its politics-free — and article-light — treatment of the working class.

The Vatican, which has been justly criticized for what it did for centuries, now has had a change of heart.

OVER the last 11 years, as we fought an unnecessary war in Iraq and an unnecessarily long one in Afghanistan, the civilian American leadership has been thoroughly — and justly — criticized for showing poor judgment and lacking strategies for victory.

Justly famous for its architecture, the hall is also known for its sound.