Sentence examples for believed rightly from inspiring English sources

For another, he believed — rightly — that he had other options.

She always believed (rightly) that through her argument and personality she could win people over.

Because I believed, rightly or wrongly, that we had one last chance to do that".

He offered the land in the first place because he believed — rightly as it turned out — that with a little space and solitude, Thoreau could do great work.

To the children of her own background, she believed, rightly or wrongly, that she was an anomaly, and to the ravers and the indie kids she knew for certain that she was the wrong kind of outcast.

He believed rightly that many of them were Conservatives already by instinct and allegiance, but in 1868, in the first general election under the new system, it was Gladstone who was returned as prime minister.

And, I believe, rightly so.

People believe, rightly, that Iraq was Mr Blair's war.

Many believe (rightly) that moving their accounts would be tiresome.

The public believe, rightly, that they own the BBC.

He has done a hard stint and believes (rightly) that he is owed some thanks.