Sentence examples similar to justly reflected from inspiring English sources

Perhaps this justly reflects how such a family lived with itself, but the artistic price that Welty paid for so successfully mirroring its self-deception is heavy.

The Administration then issued that letter of Judge BLACK's, which has gone to the world, up justly reflecting upon the Judiciary here, and particularly upon myself for calling the military to my aid.

We believe water rates should also justly reflect efforts made by the property owner to effectively minimize water usage.

Coach Mike D'Antoni's job seems secure as he figures out how to handle a team with too much talent, and the much and justly-maligned Garden ownership team has its turn in the reflected genius of Jeremy.

The grandeur of his thoughts is reflected to our eye by his work, and therefore it is justly called a grand work" (EIP 8.3, 587).

America is justly proud of the richness and diversity of its people, but it's a pity this isn't better reflected in the languages spoken here.

Remember that though one may try to judge justly, it's always good to review and reflect ones judgements.

We are justly proud of the promise that the Gideon vs. Wainwright decision reflects, but the question remains whether we are willing to provide more than the mere appearance of fairness.

In its own way, the wine reflects the power and structure of the red wines for which the Rutherford bench is justly famous," he shares.

"All of these acts upon weak and sick prisoners reflect that he was not only sadistically inclined but a coward of the lowest and most despicable degree...It takes no knowledge of international agreements for one to realize that the beatings of sick prisoners are naturally wrong". The reviewer found the the accused could have justly received a more severe sentence.

Lisa Schwarzbaum reflects.