Sentence examples for argue rightly from inspiring English sources
You could argue, rightly, that movies aren't made for wonks.
Both sides argue, rightly, that there are some very important issues, economic and political, at stake in this referendum.
Sceptics argue, rightly, that divorcing the party which authorises credit from the party which will suffer from a default has proved disastrous in the past.
Supporters of a strong court argue, rightly, that such a politicised institution would be worse than no court at all.Tutoring Uncle SamThe United States is not wholly obstructive.
You could argue, rightly, that death and devastation is the likely result of a widespread failure to take climate change seriously.
(A biomechanics skeptic could argue, rightly, that Boston's pitching staff might have suffered fewer injuries last year if the organization spent less time on mechanics and more on keeping its pitchers from drinking beer and eating fried chicken in the clubhouse during games).
He argued rightly that wage growth "has consistently and significantly undershot its expected path".
America wants to slash tariffs, arguing (rightly) that the best way to help poor countries is through more open markets.
His allies argued — rightly, it turned out — that his appeal was actually much broader than Moin's.
The Star argued, rightly, that other papers (including Mail Online) had also picked up the tale and repeated the allegations.
The Red Cross argues, rightly, that it cannot keep law-enforcement officials from doing their jobs if they have legal warrants.
