Sentence examples for been rightly from inspiring English sources
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Aright, in a right manner, correctly, justifiably.
- She was quite rightly disappointed in not being promoted.
Western governments have been rightly cautious.
The Kampala legislation has been rightly condemned.
Editors have been rightly wary of sacrificing accuracy and deliberation to the instantaneous buzz of cyberspace.
Most have been rightly more concerned with legal issues than with broad political programmes.
Britain has long been rightly recognised as having a harmonious record on race relations.
The Bush team's depth of managerial expertise has been rightly praised.
This deeply flawed idea has been rightly rejected by the opposition.
They have been rightly outraged when stung with an unexpected and expensive fee.
West has been rightly criticised by human rights groups for his recent association with Nazarbayev.
His two-hour Candy Crush session during a parliamentary committee meeting has been rightly decried.
His lawyers responded to Thursday's verdict with a statement that said Ghomeshi had been rightly acquitted.
