Sentence examples for justly remunerated from inspiring English sources

Reviewing a concert by Heifetz in 1940 in the New York Herald Tribune, the American (and Francophile) critic and composer Virgil Thomson wrote, His famously silken tone, his equally famous double-stops, his well-known way of hitting the true pitch squarely in the middle, his justly remunerated mastery of the musical marshmallow were like so many cushions of damask and down to the musical ear.

Reviewing a concert by Heifetz in 1940 in the New York Herald Tribune, the American (and Francophile) critic and composer Virgil Thomson wrote, His famously silken tone, his equally famous double-stops, his well-known way of hitting the true pitch squarely in the middle, his justly remunerated mastery of the musical marshmallow were like so many cushions of damask and down to the musical ear...

Most editors are remunerated.

Formally, he was remunerated as a "consultant".

Some of them are indeed stingily remunerated.

Jonathan Wallace Newcastle upon Tyne   The publicly remunerated Ed Balls sacks the publicly remunerated Sharon Shoesmith.

Today, their presence is expected and well remunerated.

The stars of the film were hardly well remunerated.

They will vary, partly according to how they are remunerated.

So although not directly remunerated, they have huge economic value.

And screw solidarity with the modestly remunerated as well".