Sentence examples for quite justly from inspiring English sources
If clever marketing and strategic thinking can take reviled varmints such as "wild dogs" and resurrect them (quite justly) as exotic "painted dogs" to be preserved, then no cause is hopeless.
Contrary to Dave Andrusko ("Hollywood's 'Courage,' " Op-Ed, March 28), both sides of the abortion issue are quite clearly and justly portrayed in "The Cider House Rules".
(Though they both focus on the topic of race in America, I Am Not Your Negro is quite the opposite of ESPN's justly celebrated OJ: Made In America).
Ms. Meier became one of that small cadre of singers, justly favored by Mr. Levine, who never quite catch on at the Met.
This may be unfortunate, but it also seems quite understandable since the faith of investors was justly shaken by the catastrophe and the violent death of more than 5,000 Americans.
That would require Socrates to show that everyone who acts justly has a just soul, and Socrates quite reasonably shows no inclination for that thesis.
He (justly, in my view) distrusts the romantic medieval way of thinking first lampooned by Cervantes but still quite prevalent in Europe and in its bastard child, Latin America.…Bolaño's characters are not the winners of the world.
Mr. Greenwald was justly outraged.
