Sentence examples for has rightly described from inspiring English sources

But Darfur is a special case, which the Bush administration has rightly described as genocide.

So far, Secretary of State Colin Powell has rightly described the humanitarian crisis as a "catastrophe".

This paper's editorial has rightly described Osborne's policy on housing as tantamount to "pressing down on both the accelerator and the brake at the same time".

Clive James, the Australian critic and satirist, now working in London, has rightly described him as "a dream interviewee, talking in eerily quotable sentences whose English has the faintly extraterritorial perfection of a Conrad or a Nabokov").

President Bush has rightly described this week's attacks as assaults on the "foundation of America," although his administration, perhaps for understandable reasons, has thus far seemed more preoccupied with undertaking reprisals, World War II-style, than with shoring up that threatened foundation.

Donald Trump has rightly described NATO as "obsolete" and criticized the cheap-riding Europeans.

Your articles have rightly described the lax enforcement and damage done to our streams and natural resources.

Shortly after Mr. Romney ended his victory speech, Mr. Paul delivered a trademark speech about overspending and big government, along with swipes at the media, which Mr. Paul said had rightly described his campaign as "dangerous".

It is incumbent on us all to ensure the country feels there has been the fullest parliamentary discussion of what you have rightly described as a highly complex situation.

The Millions called Illouz's release the "first serious, book-length academic analysis" of Fifty Shades, while an essay in the New Republic by the author William Giraldi said that the sociologist had rightly described the trilogy as a species of self-help.

It never uses the word "gay" or "hate," but many LGBT Facebook pages have rightly described it as being about both.