Sentence examples for been rightfully from inspiring English sources
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In accordance with what is right or just; fairly.
This historic act of reunification has been rightfully recognised.
He chose to stand against the Labour Party and as a result has been rightfully expelled".
(The show has been rightfully criticized for making black characters the main source of this invective).
Since the implosion of the dot-com bubble in 2000, retail investors have been rightfully wary of the stock market.
The wealth has not been rightfully distributed among traditional owners, who continue to fight multinational developers and miners who desecrate sacred lands and poison waterways.
But spectators — and poor Jessica — may have been rightfully confused by the mixed message Mr. Coicou sent by wearing his wedding band to court.
"People are rightfully outraged".
Murakami is rightfully proud of being first.
The president is rightfully frustrated.
Working people are rightfully anxious.
"I was rightfully massacred," said Kasparov.
