Sentence examples for have been rightfully from inspiring English sources

Since the implosion of the dot-com bubble in 2000, retail investors have been rightfully wary of the stock market.

But spectators — and poor Jessica — may have been rightfully confused by the mixed message Mr. Coicou sent by wearing his wedding band to court.

That last development must be the most encouraging sign for Thunder fans, especially those who have been rightfully skeptical about last year's James Harden trade.

Such matters have been rightfully left to the Congresses that were not full of members who had been repudiated at the polls, and who were retiring from office.

The parole board who freed her operate on the basis that prisoners have been rightfully convicted and their spokesman said the board must have decided that May did not represent a significant risk to the public.

When it is said that the liberty of the citizen includes freedom to use his faculties 'in all lawful ways,' and to earn his living by any 'lawful calling,' the inquiry remains whether the particular calling or the particular way brought in question in a given case is lawful, that is, consistent with such rules of action as have been rightfully prescribed by the state.

He chose to stand against the Labour Party and as a result has been rightfully expelled".

(The show has been rightfully criticized for making black characters the main source of this invective).

In fact, it's the 20th anniversary of the first Pi Day, a feast that began at the San Francisco Exploratorium and has been rightfully spreading in a great circle around the world.

And, given how frequently Sanders has been rightfully critiqued for leaning a bit too heavily on his 1960s civil rights demonstration record and has struggled to appeal to nonwhite voters and appear aware of issues shaping black American's lives today (beyond poverty and imprisonment), this answer had some problems.

(The show has been rightfully criticized for making black characters the main source of this invective). And we see careful scenes of Naz's father struggling when he loses his cab because of the case and faces hostility from colleagues and members of his community.