Sentence examples for justly that from inspiring English sources

The Cité (de l'Océan et du Surf) is already called only and justly that - Cité - in anticipation of its future role in becoming an identifiable piece or fragment which is more than a building that aims at continuing lines of public space, and, therefore, becomes a zone which can simultaneously reflect and engage Biarritz.

Dipankar Gupta contends, justly, that India's fascination with western gadgetry and lifestyles has not brought modernity.

Champions of evolutionary psychology will complain, justly, that they are being burlesqued here.

Frank Kermode observed justly that it was not until the second half of the 20th century that Keats was seen to be a "difficult" poet.

The Minister's stated objectives had been to increase fishermen's earnings, reduce meal production at the expense of food production and to create additional shore employment, and he had hoped for a giant increase in 1976, and he could claim quite justly, that he had achieved that aim.

Obama continued, "One of the things I think is very important for me to speak out on is making sure that people are treated fairly and justly because that's what we stand for, and I believe that that's a precept that's not unique to America.

Zola was tried for criminal libel, and at his trial Clemenceau eloquently addressed what Mathieu had always seen was the problem: "Above all beware of this line of the reasoning... : 'It is possible that Dreyfus was convicted illegally, but it was justly done; that is enough.'.

Zola was tried for criminal libel, and at his trial Clemenceau eloquently addressed what Mathieu had always seen was the problem: "Above all beware of this line of the reasoning... : 'It is possible that Dreyfus was convicted illegally, but it was justly done; that is enough.'..

Nor "justly" for that matter.

Given that the history of the world is full of systematic violence (genocide, invasion, murder, assault, theft, etc)., we can be sure that the current distribution of legal rights over resources did not come about justly and that adequate reparations have not been made.

Based on the important role of p600 in these progenitors, one can justly hypothesize that p600 is also important for the biology of other NPs such as the monopolar (outer-subventricular-zone precursors, short neural precursors) and non-polar progenitors (BPs, inner subventricular zone progenitors) (Fietz and Huttner, 2011; Hansen et al., 2010).