Sentence examples for justly suggested from inspiring English sources
He's after all dropped to being the #2 player in the world now after what feels like a gazillion years at No. 1. Naturally, since Federer is only the second-best in the world at his job now, critics have justly suggested that he's washed up and it's time for him to quit.
Continent, also in February 1884, suggested that "the criticisms as a whole are severe, and justly so, the book being, with all its brilliancy, faithless and hopeless".
Basically, Trump is of the opinion that everyone who heard him take numerous shots at Curiel, in which he broadly suggested that his "Mexican heritage" made it impossible for him to justly preside over the ongoing fraud case against Trump University, did not hear him correctly, and he's really sorry that everyone got it wrong.
Kappa Alpha Psi reportedly does not make any mention of non-discrimination based on sexual orientation on its website, which states, "KAPPA ALPHA PSI is justly proud that the Constitution has never contained any clause which either excluded or suggested the exclusion of a man from membership merely because of his color, creed, or national origin".
The function argument in Book One suggests that acting justly is the same as being happy.
The mistrial in the Scott case, reportedly the result of a single holdout juror, suggests that the patience and faith Haley extolled are actually civic liabilities, which benefit a judicial system that is incapable in most instances of justly evaluating its own officers.
Stevens' research suggests that it is Plato's attack on poetry, specifically, that allows justice to be defined in a new way a way where justice, in and of itself, is something more worthwhile than anything else, and that a life lived justly is, by definition, better.
