And with Roy Hodgson comes, rightly or wrongly, a hint of Italian tactical nous.
By contrast her Odile was expressive, the dazzle coming rightly from the dynamics of her phrasing.
It came, rightly, with a naughty-words warning; it wasn't for the faint-hearted.
Last night's thrilling N.B.A. Finals finale Cavs 93, Warriors 89 will be pored over for years to come, and rightly so.
In the West it can certainly feel like street art has become so ubiquitous as to have come to, rightly or wrongly, something of a dead end.
The second highlight came, quite rightly, from Stewart himself, in his final monologue.
Only when the French imperial guard's attack finally faltered, then retreated before a British general advance, came the rightly famous moment that marked the end of the first empire and the revolutionary era.
Longlisted for the Guardian's first book award in 2010, Steven Amsterdam's Things We Didn't See Coming was rightly praised for its intriguing structure: a dystopian novel in the form of nine snapshots of its narrator's life.
"European nations have rightly come together in response".
He dismissed the view that the courts had rightly come to the aid of those neglected by the majority.
