Sentence examples for can be rightly from inspiring English sources
"The green belt can be rightly protected," he pledged.
Ujah can be rightly proud of his efforts too.
We can be rightly proud of the achievements since the World Cup.
The representation of pain can be rightly difficult to watch, yet all too often also meaningless.
We in England can be rightly proud we were able to put this event on.
The Conservatives can be rightly blamed for linking further powers for Holyrood with the so-called English Question, or Evel – English votes on English laws.
Development organisations can sometimes be rightly accused of being starry-eyed about the potential of community ownership and management.
America's high rate of abortion - which ends more than a quarter of all pregnancies - can only be rightly understood as a failure.
He said Cameron had provided "a guarantee that in five years' time this country will be back on its feet and one of which we can all be rightly proud again".
The government has considerable work to do to rebuild public confidence in our criminal justice system and to produce prison and probation services of which we can all be rightly proud.
The point is relevant because Philodemus' philosophical production can of course be rightly described and evaluated only on the basis of an accurate list of his writings.
