Sentence examples for could have rightly from inspiring English sources

"If I supported him when he did not support the issues I had been elected on, I could have rightly been called a hypocrite.

Despite any indignity or slight I might have imagined he could have rightly experienced, he seemed secure in his own skin.

Obama could have rightly complained that Bush failed to correct the effects of Clinton's bad trade deals, i.e., massively accelerating deficits, in particular with our NAFTA partners and China.

The slow pace showed that court officials may have rightly figured that picking a jury could take months.

Three journals have rightly alerted readers to the conflicts that could affect the research.

Civil libertarians have rightly bristled at the idea that Gitmo could be used as a point of leverage over human life.

Washington and many others have rightly ruled out military intervention, fearing that it could unleash an even bloodier civil war and possibly spread beyond Syria's borders.

President Obama and Congressional Democrats have rightly asserted that tax breaks are ripe for cuts that could raise revenue without hurting most taxpayers.

The Japanese squad and management would have rightly been expectant and hopeful, but never would they 100% have believed they could beat the Springboks from the start.

The leaders of the major international institutions have rightly argued in their call to action that a co-ordinated global growth plan should and could be agreed.

Democrats have rightly resisted.