Sentence examples for for rightly from inspiring English sources

You commend the WTO for "rightly [arguing] that environmental issues should be tackled at source, rather than by blocking freer trade".

The message isn't someone else's Alex; it's no one else's Alex. Jeff Hersh Austin, Tex., June 23 , 2008• To the Editor: Kudos to William Kristol for rightly calling MoveOn.org's "Alex" ad "creepy".

Confucius also emphasized the primary importance of language and its correct use for rightly governing the realm.

Descartes's Discourse on Method for Rightly Conducting Reason (1637) is arguably a work about education; John Locke wrote Some Thoughts Concerning Education (1693) and On the Conduct of the Understanding (1706); and Rousseau's Emile (1762) also concerns education.

Rand Paul is in the news this week for rightly pointing out that the rise of ISIS can in large part be tied to the disastrous neoconservative policies of the last two decades, which have completely destabilized the region -- most notably the decision to invade Iraq in 2003.

President Obama's budget for next year rightly asks for full financing of the $900 million Land and Water Conservation Fund, the government's main instrument for buying threatened open space.

The feeling of panic had faded for many, rightly or wrongly.

Ask the publishers of Vikram Seth's "A Suitable Boy", Britain's latest best-seller and, for once, rightly so.

Much of the credit for this rightly goes to the current ownership regime, which has been shrewd, and, most importantly, has fielded great teams.

At the same time, German manufacturers have become more nervous about the prospects for growth — rightly so, according to data released Thursday by the German Engineering Federation, an industry group.

So too for desiring rightly.