Sentence examples for a rightness from inspiring English sources

When I ask Nate Carlson, Payne's graphic designer and an Omaha native, if he thinks Payne got Omaha right, he replies: "Yes, but it's a rightness you don't think about.

But he also knew that it had a rightness in it.

What a rightness, then, in the end, to be put to rest in nature.

A rightness like a heavy oak door clicking softly home on to its latch.

She feels a "rightness" in grouping the work of cultural others together.

What's more, there is a rightness in having a neighbourly Hardy and Housman here – Housman is Hardy's poetic pallbearer too.

In a world of competition, frenzied chatter, control-obsession, there is a terrible aptness, a rhetorical rightness, in a God who speaks in a child's cry.

The narrative is powered by Ged's vices and virtues, and this intertwining of character and plot gives A Wizard of Earthsea an inherent rightness, like a progression of unexpected yet satisfying chord changes.

"He wasn't a Galileo or a Newton, but there was a fundamental rightness to his approach," Mr. Kemp explained.

And, while dystopian novels are depressing, there's a certain "rightness" in reading about a future that's negative.

The equations have a precision and elegance, a magnificent serenity, an indisputable rightness.