Sentence examples for justly were from inspiring English sources

So, less justly, were five B.R.T. executives.

VERY few court decisions can justly be described as historic.

Her supporters thought the prize might have justly been awarded jointly.

Delacroix has justly been acclaimed the leader of the Romantic school in France.

The former can justly be described as an "authentically liberal democratic" vision of reform.

Kitagawa Utamaro can justly be called the supreme poet of Japanese art.

Freud may justly be called the most influential intellectual legislator of his age.

They maintained that without responsibility and freedom man cannot justly be held accountable for his actions.

Indeed, these peoples could justly be penalised for failing to conform to European norms.

Born in 1954, he has justly been called a history painter of the present.

It has become an overused word, but Giordano Bruno may justly be described as a maverick.