Sentence examples for be right to note from inspiring English sources

And we'd be right to note than many of Donald Trump's fans are not fans of Jews".

While people would be right to note the irony of a brand that commodifies "empowerment" yet is made by women on a poverty wage (80% of garment makers are women, after all), the icon isn't to blame – it's our entire fashion industry.

The authors are right to note that "a person under surveillance is  no longer free".

David: Well, the Republicans are right to note that the sequester was Obama's idea.

Conason is right to note how serious a threat that attack represented.

The avoidance of death, Kübler-Ross was right to note, is at the heart of this ethic.

Critics are right to note that she took too long on the issue and only pushed it when politically expedient.

Andrews is right to note that one issue is the difference in the indexing of the Newstart payments and DSP.

He was right to note that if a research firm "knowingly disseminated false information that's a problem".

Thomas L. Friedman is right to note the troubling connection between rising oil prices and increasing levels of authoritarianism.

Hickman is right to note the ideological difference in approach to education rather than simply around concern over climate change.