Sentence examples for Rightfully given from inspiring English sources
The attention rightfully given to Haiti in the last two days has obscured — slightly — the awfulness of Ford's interview with the Times.
In the twentieth century, Hawaiians suffered through education in which their ancestors didnot appear in history books, except as having rightfully given way to progress and the superiority of the United States and its dominant culture.
That kind of pedigree has rightfully given Cherokee loyalists pause, but at least in the metal, the final product looks much more successful than those internet photos originally suggested.
Emoji are probably the most immediately apparent effect, and its importance in terms of defining how we interact with another is apparent in the attention rightfully given to things like Google's addition of diverse representations of women in the workplace to the Unicode standard.
Lisak asked, rightfully, "Given the number of interpersonal crimes being committed by these men, how is it that they are escaping the criminal justice system?" Not all of these perpetrators avoid the system entirely.
These opinions may rightfully give us pause, but they do not detract from our enthusiasm for mobile app development.
Accelerating CAF II is one of the FCC's legitimate claims to progress over the last year, which it rightfully gave pole position in Chairman Pai's highly selective summary of the agency's 2017 accomplishments.
With O'Leary at -$2,800, Trebek rightfully gave K-Money a grand as a detente.
There have been big projects that rightfully gave hope to Detroiters -- the building of the Renaissance Center or Comerica Park.
The unit was purchased by her fiancé Aiden when the building went co-op, and when their engagement ended, he (rightfully) gave her a choice to buy it or move out.
In addition, we judges (rightfully) give up many of our First Amendment rights of speech, because it is a violation of our canons of ethics to comment publicly about issues that either are or even could come before us.
