Sentence examples for are rightly perceived from inspiring English sources

Such examples are now legion, and the behavioural ideas that underpin them are rightly perceived to be cool.

The royals have won in the court of public opinion already – they are rightly perceived as the victims of intrusion, full-stop.

But while Kate Winslet and Williams's friend, Minnie Driver, are rightly perceived as two of the most bankable British actresses in Hollywood, after a run of co-stars that reads Kevin Cosheer-Bill Murray-Bruca Willis, she can't be far behind.

"He's rightly perceived to be a man of integrity and trusted by the royal family.

And investing in the stock market is rightly perceived as risky.

That aside, I repeat what I said to the Commons standards committee some years ago – in essence, that it needs to be abolished in its current form because it is rightly perceived as being riddled with self-interest.

Because a designation of concern is rightly perceived as an important factor in a country's relationships with the United States, it can create political will for reform where none otherwise would exist.

But Ryan was rightly perceived as the latest to thumb his nose at the idea that athletes should have any control over their fates because he isn't required to restrict where Uthoff could transfer, he chose to.

But Britain is rightly perceived as a country in which it is relatively easy to set up businesses; it also offers the hope of a warm welcome with its large Somali and Muslim population.

Otherwise, their decision to meet Lieberman will be rightly perceived as hypocritical and duplicitous, and the pervasive perception in the region – that the United States and Europe are biased in Israel's favour – will only be strengthened.

He is a liberal and a partisan Democrat, and is rightly perceived that way, but he also is letting people see a third side: that of the pragmatist, with a rapier wit, who can juggle the concerns of the poor with the interests of the rich.