Sentence examples for or justly from inspiring English sources

DEPENDING on where you stand in Georgia's polarised politics, it was a witch-hunt or justly deserved retribution.

"Support for the moratorium is based on a growing recognition that there are widespread, systemic problems that undermine any confidence that the death penalty in this country is imposed reliably, fairly or justly," said Elaine Jones, president of the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, who testified at the New York City Council hearing.

Compared to the domestic context, the international context is usually a much less clearly or justly ordered place.

We are equipped enough to realize that Clarkson's offensive, undignified digging out of anyone who is at even a mild disadvantage has no place in a society that can function fairly or justly.

We are equipped enough to realise that Clarkson's offensive, undignified digging out of anyone who is at even a mild disadvantage has no place in a society that can function fairly or justly.

In the past, the benefits for research participants in LMICs have not been adequately or justly realized.

Like other techniques of statecraft, economic tools can be used wisely or unwisely, justly or unjustly, depending on the situation.

One might thus object to moralized accounts on the grounds that we have reason to track and scrutinize uses of this technique whether performed well or badly, justly or unjustly.

I can't remember an opening film more roundly, or more justly, savaged by the critics: one French paper punned, "De Grâce!" ("Have Pity!").

At its worst, public art typically defaults to the level of the Norman Wisdom sculpture outside Edgware Road tube station or the justly derided couple kissing goodbye at St Pancras.

It would take an unsleeping deity to hold more than a fraction of them in mind, let alone to perpetrate a Top Ten or, more justly, a Top Eighty list.