When I am at the head of the stairs I can hardly help throwing myself down, and I believe it a greater degree of just such a state as this which induces the suicide to put an end to his existence.
I don't want you to pity me, but to magnify Him who took such pains with me, and is carrying on just such work in thousands of hearts and lives.
Just such is the manner in which nine readers out of ten judge of a book.
This is just such language as Arminius would have used about the Romans, or as an Indian statesman of our times might use about the English.
Just such is the feeling which a man of liberal education naturally entertains towards the great minds of former ages.
Just such a look as Watts's "Minotaur" wears in the Tate Gallery in London.
If he had died--the man she had just left behind in that torpid sleep which opiates bring--his body would have been carried to his last home in just such a hideous equipage as this hearse.
In just such a temper also they had parted when he went back to his "pigsty" with Jim.
Captain Driscoll is a typical Irishman, just such a man as the soul of Charles Lever would have revelled in, a man of dauntless daring, with a heart of iron, and a face to match.
He is a picturesque figure, this Celtic scout leader, just such a picture as Phil May could bring to life on a sheet of paper with a few strokes of his master hand.
It is just such a speaking monument of suffering as we want in our parlor, and suits my fireboard most admirably.
Reading it, one would little suspect how recent had been the author's opposition to just such protests as this, calculated to stir up bitter feelings and create discussion and excitement in the churches.
Yes, I glanced over it and think it is fascinating, and I stand sorely in need of just such a work to-day.
Yes, Uncle Verne, it is just such an ungallant thing as you would do," cried Jennie, giving her head a saucy toss.
It is just such a day as needs your dear old self to drive the gloom from the back parlor.
It is just such a trick as he would do, for the sake of being called an honest man.
Just such a promenade, with a sleepy band, just such a casino, just such a routine.
You are a regular Sobakevitch--just such another as he.
But I suppose there have to be just such cranks; it takes all kinds to make a world.
Then the Captain told the story of just such a night, lowering his voice for fear of disturbing the music and the minds of the passengers.
She wasn't six years old when the thing happened: on just such a night as this, with an oily smooth sea, under brilliant starlight, about a hundred miles from land.
The tramp had been creeping along some sea or other with a chart ten years old and the haziest sort of chronometers when she got into a fog--just such a fog as we have now.
We drew nearer Dieppe--tall French houses leaning inward with tricolors in the windows, a quay with the baggy red breeches of French soldiers showing here and there--just such a scene as they paint on theatre curtains at home.
Man's mind isjust such a sensitive plate; it is the only valid representation of environment.
And magosphæra is just such a little spheroidal colony.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "just such" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
