Sentence examples for at rightly from inspiring English sources

Note that, at rightly forms a sub-gradient, so the sub-gradient can be obtained almost without any cost.

Santa is out-of-touch and supremely unappreciative of Steve's efforts, and Grandsanta seems to be solely motivated by pride and indignation at rightly being put out to pasture.

First, it is clearly important to establish whether a new service is at least as effective as an existing service, and at present (rightly or wrongly) it is conventional to assess whether a new treatment is effective before considering issues of cost-effectiveness.

What's more, as Rick Klein at ABC News rightly points out, Obama's social reluctance is largely a myth.

The £2.3bn over the next six years means ministers can at last rightly claim they are spending more than before.

At 3-3, rightly fearing the worst, Bouchard hit her way out of trouble and saved two break points.

But as my friend, who is a regular shopper at Lidl, rightly said, you need to be flexible.

Driven by a working-class work ethic – "You only get what you work at, and rightly so.

Refugee policies have at times rightly recognized the urgent danger that certain religious or otherwise distinct groups are in, and have properly responded.

The conveners framed the clash at hand rightly: the fight over the internet was "incumbents versus insurgents" – insurgents challenging existing gatekeepers and institutional power, incumbents defending.

Will Jobe Watson return at all? Rightly, Worsfold is focusing on positives for now, ambitiously pencilling Essendon in for a top-four finish in 2018.