Meanings of justly famed in English

The city is justly famed as a hot house of forced knowledge.

It is not our purpose, however, to question the conclusions of the justly famed Maorian philosopher.

Two dessert dishes were heaped up with delicious cakes-thecakes for which French pastrycooks are justly famed.

The Waziri, justly famed for their archery, found no cause to blush for their performance that day.

Its justly famed and poetic evocation of love is perhaps the most popular biblical reading at contemporary wedding ceremonies.

Obviously it was too early in the day for any of that sparkling back-chat for which my daughters are so justly famed.

And Molly the cook has contributed once more some of her justly famed cloud bursts, an indispensable exhibit in this unequaled historical collection!

We are justly famed for our writers, but ask for a list of world-changing Irish scientists and engineers and you may get blanker expressions.

Holding a splendid belt of wampum in his hands, Pontiac was now addressing Gladwyn with the eloquence for which he was so justly famed.

You have within the last few days supplied several people with that marvelous powder for the preparation of which you are so justly famed.

They only say that his loud, incessant cries bore testimony to the perfect lungs for which the House of Hanover is most justly famed.

Some of these are women, like the Empress of Austria, who were justly famed for a beauty which is not often the gift of royalty.

"Bedlam is justly famed as the best Dry Walk in London."

"They are justly famed," he answered, gravely, "for you know I brought home the chef from Voillard's.

"Comfort in Travel" has nowhere reached a higher degree of perfection than on this far and justly famed road.-ChristianHerald, Detroit.

"And after our digestion has been soothed with epigrams," said their host, "we will enjoy the justly famed dancing of her ladyship's troupe.