Sentence examples for may be justly from inspiring English sources

The dreaded critic Johann Mattheson wrote of him that "Corelli and Lully may be justly honoured but Telemann is above all praise".

They followed a doctrine similar to that of the Ashʿarīyah, emphasizing the absolute omnipotence of God and at the same time allowing man a minimum of freedom to act so that he may be justly punished or rewarded.

(Tennyson gave him the manuscript of "Locksley Hall", "a favour of which I may be justly proud as he says he never did such a thing in his life before, for anybody").

But the peace argument differs from another stand with a long history in Christian tradition, recently articulated by Roman Catholic and Protestant leaders, that there are instances in which war may be justly waged.

The poet Patricia Lockwood, for example, may be justly celebrated for her poems, one of which brought her to widespread attention after it was published online and blew up on social media, but it was her Twitter account (and 53,000 followers) that made her the stuff of a Times Magazine profile.

I have fished and I have trapped, and shall probably do so again, though I do not now use toothed traps, which are certainly cruel; a skilled fisherman gives his victims very little real pain, but accidents do happen - gorged hooks, or hooks in the eye or other tender spots, - so that an accusation of inhumanity may be justly made against him.

The term may indeed be justly descriptive of the limited possibilities for active political dissent that typify such societies, the restrictions that liberal government (in its fullest sense, involving its synergetic relationship with capitalism) places on adversarial politics, but it is surely very complacent concerning the violences of this 'reasonable' power system.

On the part of the physicians applying the devices, adherence to this justice principle may provide the ethical argument needed to motivate the medical community to cost efficiently assist patients in the preventive management of their diseases or disease risks such that more costly surgeries such as POP mesh implementation may be more justly applied for the conditions necessitating them.

He should be justly proud of it.

"I believe labour should be justly appraised.

But to date, no alternative approach shows any signs of supplementing the just deserts sentencing philosophy no matter how preposterous in practice the claim that a given punitive sentence is justly deserved may be in most cases.