Sentence examples for could be rightly from inspiring English sources

A New Yorker could be rightly jaded by many of the baby bands that played SXSW this year.

But of work that did, whether it meant building bridges or emptying bedpans, you could be rightly proud.

The smallest crumb of comfort perhaps, yet even in defeat Dundee United could be rightly proud of both their players and supporters.

None has yet been disclosed, but currently it could be – rightly so – if the prince's intervention seriously affects a minister's decision.

There are now 200 or so private villas here that could be rightly classified as splendido, furnished by numerous local home-decorating emporiums and guarded at night by Masai-warrior retainers, a coastal status symbol.

"From being in a position of strength where it could be rightly censorious because of the way some members of the French government had misrepresented the truth," he said, "it finds itself now on the back foot, accused of being foolish and reckless".

Yet there are ways that Jowell could be susceptible: rightly or wrongly, my automatic thought on seeing that she's just taken a part-time job with sports marketing firm Chime was "own goal".

This could be quite rightly called an ideological use of images of the future.

The Farakka barrage could be very rightly marked as a stalemate in water development in such a part of South Asia which is inhabited by some one-fifth of the world's total population.

Nevertheless, Peter Taylor will be rightly concerned that this little rut could become a trench.

Oral administration of RG prolonged the survival of newly generated cells, and long-term survival was noted to be present in the hippocampal subfields [ 53], which rightly could be the contributing factor behind the negation of the effect of EMF in the ginseng-treated group.