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Example sentences for "more just"

  • But it is more just that ye should fear GOD, if ye are true believers.

  • Call such as are adopted, the sons of their natural fathers: this will be more just in the sight of GOD.

  • More wise, more learn'd, more just, more-everything.

  • I believe, Mr. Chairman, there is more just reason of alarm on this than on the other side of the question.

  • Let us be more just to ourselves, and to the occasion.

  • That it is more just to adopt a mode of composition, by which those creditors should mutually share in this misfortune, and be mutually benefited by a provision within our power to make; with those his sentiments accorded.

  • The desire for a more just distribution of the world's goods is the main inspiration of most Socialism and Anarchism.

  • I frankly confess my preference for the second system, which I regard as more just, more economical and more legal.

  • And after having compared protective duties with the bounty: "I frankly avow my preference for the latter system; it seems to me more just, more economical, and more truthful.

  • The column of Waterloo would be more just, if, instead of the figure of a man, it bore on high the statue of a people.

  • But, nevertheless, she had by no means laid aside the charm of womanhood; or it might be more just to say that the charm of womanhood had not laid aside her.

  • It would be inconvenient for us to run off to Groby Park at the present moment, and I will therefore say no more just now as to Joseph junior, but will explain that Joseph senior was not made angry by this neglect.

  • On the preceding evening Mrs. Furnival had told Martha Biggs what was her intention; Or perhaps it would be more just to say that Martha Biggs had worked it out of her.


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    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    more abundantly; more active; more beautiful; more certain; more common; more consequence; more convenient; more curious; more danger; more detail; more direct; more effectually; more general; more important; more money; more precise; more probable; more ready; more reason; more remote; more right; more serious; more thorough; more times; more valuable; more value