Sentence examples for justly received from inspiring English sources

Of more note on the Arts & Ideas lineup is Big Dance Theater's "Comme Toujours Here I Stand," which justly received critical raves when it ran at the Kitchen last fall.

Both musicians were in excellent form, and the occasion was justly received with great warmth -- enough that Mr. Schade seemed a little surprised by his welcome, though only modesty and youth could have made him so.

Vivaldi & Bach Gloria/Magnificat Boston Baroque/Pearlman (Telarc CD 80651) £14.99 Under their inspirational director, Martin Pearlman, Boston Baroque have justly received Grammy nominations for their recordings of Monteverdi's Vespers, Handel's Messiah and Bach's Mass in B minor.

France's health service justly receives much better reviews than the United Kingdom's.

Which is not to say that Walsh hasn't benefited from Mona: there's the acclaim, of course, which, no matter how rational he is about the museum's hype – "If a state had somehow built the exact same institution, in the same place and run it the same way, I would think they would justly receive a great deal of criticism" – is inevitably pleasing.

"It's worth pointing out that the same man who is justly receiving praise for this moment of civility was smeared by Democrats and more than a few journalists as a racist during that very campaign.

She was so incensed by the sacking that she launched an indefatigable campaign through lunches and contacts to ensure her husband received his "justly deserved honour".

Jews were admitted as early as 1878, when Headmaster Eupraxia Mole, after receiving a justly famous letter from the Chief Dybbuk of Poland, recommended it.

Nonetheless, the hafnium project received a $30 million budget — a pittance by Pentagon standards, but still a substantial amount — before it disappeared into justly deserved obscurity after five years of fruitless effort.

Since studies that show a benefit are more likely to make it to print than studies that show no effect, the positive benefits are exaggerated and medications, which justly should not be granted approval, receive FDA accreditation.

And, as a political group, it should not receive the tax breaks that are justly awarded to organizations that serve society by mentoring foster kids and delivering hot meals to elderly shut-ins.  .