Sentence examples for does rightly from inspiring English sources

But he does rightly admire Mr. Crumb's total lack of piety.

Or at least that is perceived as doing what journalism does, rightly or wrongly.

As Weber puts it: "there is an abysmal contrast between conduct that follows the maxim of an ethic of ultimate ends-that is, in religious terms, 'the Christian does rightly and leaves the results with the Lord'-and conduct that follows the maxim of an ethic of responsibility, in which case one has to give an account of the foreseeable results of one's action" (Weber 1919, 120).

He has confidence that she will always love him because she isn't selfish, and does rightly.

That's quite true, and we do rightly to condemn religious profiling.

And although he did rightly predict that 'my time will come', he surely never envisaged this level of popularity.

What people do, rightly, get angry about are far too many inappropriate requests for donations or to support causes they are not interested in.

"They do rightly regard the output of their mills as a commodity that competes in a global marketplace where cost competitiveness is an absolute necessity," Mr. Jardini said.

And in a sense, the fact that people hope for change, as they did, rightly, with Transantiago, makes them angrier when change is not immediately forthcoming".

The Judgment is also public in regard to the positive side the praise and reward of God for that which is done rightly and practiced in the common life, often without knowing it.

As far as the Premier League goes, he did not count on an Arsenal victory in the north London derby against Tottenham but he did rightly predict wins for Manchester City and their local rivals United.