Sentence examples for completely right to from inspiring English sources

The chancellor is completely right to want to reform it.

Johnson stressed that Osborne was "completely right" to try to reform the tax credit system.

Of course, Harris was completely right to stick to her vision.

Terry lost his job and you have been completely right to hold on.

"I think it's completely right to highlight this and ask questions and try and get this clarified," said Bruce.

We would take bets on it, with the proviso that you didn't have to get the name completely right to win.

He assumes the role completely, right down to holding his head at a 45-degree angle so convincingly that you'd think he was a victim of the Slinky disease: he was born without a neck.

Our religion gives completely the right to vote to women".

He's completely right and logical to ask: Why would Assad use chemical weapons when he's already winning?

"There is no completely right or wrong way to listen to any music.

As Docherty puts it, "The key (for innovation) is to not try to get it completely right the first time, but to try things quickly and adjust as we go.