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do justice to





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Yet despite the strong ratings of these audition programmes, some critics question if teenagers and young hopefuls can do justice to a genre that is so emotionally weighty.

From BBC

"Club legend doesn't even begin to do justice to the extraordinary contribution that Jamie has had at Saracens," McCall said.

From BBC

It’s not easy to do justice to such complex roles in quick succession.

From Los Angeles Times

Because of the grisly and highly publicized nature of Selena’s death, Quintanilla felt that the film needed to be made sooner than later, in order to do justice to his daughter’s legacy, said “Selena” director Gregory Nava in a 2025 interview with De Los.

From Los Angeles Times

“Yes, they’re condensed, because some of them were very long, 20, 30 minutes. But I wanted to do justice to what those fights were, historically.”

From Los Angeles Times