At best, Stephen O'Smith is a rightful opposer of the EDL's fascist cause, who's found a slightly misguided way of expressing it, given the tensions mounting between the far right and those who oppose them in this country.
His talk of China's revival plays to their sense that China has a rightful place at the top of the global pecking-order.In 1820, as some historians reckon and Chinese commentators like to point out, China's GDP was one-third of the world total.
After a long period of cautious equivocation, the prime minister had, in his own words, "shifted up a gear" in his ambition to lodge Britain at its rightful place in the heart of Europe.
If President Obama had attempted something on a grand scale to alleviate the widespread economic misery, he either would have succeeded or, if prevented by Republican filibusters, would have been able to direct our anger and frustration at their rightful target.
And, while he scoffs at the rightful place of the personal in the political, he's the one carving up the political into the personal, dividing (and hopefully conquering) voters by ludicrously discrete traits: Caffeine Crazies.
Now the schools churn out about half a million qualified leavers every year, most of whom expect to take up their rightful place at a university.
Give the result upfront -- that the favorite, Khorkina, and Ray had been cheated out of their rightful chance at a medal by the incompetence of the officials.
Mrs. de Menil's insistence that due diligence be carried out before the purchase, which led to the discovery of the rightful owner, was unusual at a time when other American collectors were buying antiquities with little thought to provenance.
In the past year, he has shaken off the curse of precocious triumph and emerged from the limbo of being a hitless critics' darling, ascending at last to his rightful, if unexpected, place as a top Hollywood director.
At a stroke, the sale made clear that the rich are back in their rightful place at the apex of the world.
