Sentence examples for call rightly from inspiring English sources

You call, rightly, for universal access.

As the most visible castles on the most prominent hills of what we call, rightly or wrongly, our "health care" system, hospitals are ineluctably caught up in our notions of what both health and care should mean, and do.

Tom McCarthy, the Chicago superintendent of police, ("top cop," as the tabloids call him) rightly called that one "borderline criminal conduct," ("Hockey is a tough game that's played rough. But you play fair. Not dirty," he said).

The Christian writer Tertullian called him rightly omnium curiositatum explorator, an explorer of everything interesting.

BJP spokesmen called that, rightly, a "tectonic shift in the polity of India".

EZRA KLEIN is once again banging the drum and calling, quite rightly, for Congress to eliminate the debt ceiling.

Some journalists actually called for his firing, which Klinsmann rightly called disrespectful.

Instead of calling them bullying, then, they should be rightly called what they are defined to be under law.

Critics rightly call it "integrity," a service to each work.

You rightly call this demonstration a "tour de force".

Metropolitan alliances can be built on what Tocqueville would call "self-interest, rightly understood".