Sentence examples for how rightly from inspiring English sources

I have to recognize how rightly powerless I am to intervene, except in the most benign way.

When it comes to this recent crop of historically informed movies, these eternal conundrums have been intensified by an acute contemporary anxiety about the truth that has less to do with how rightly or wrongly "Argo," for instance, gets its facts than with the crumbling monopolies on the truth held by institutions like the government and the press.

Nowhere is there so eager a readiness to help, when it is known that help is worthily wanted; nowhere are such armies of devoted workers, nowhere such abundance of means ready to the hand of those who know the need and how rightly to supply it.

The world of "Stray Dog" is one in which anything can happen, in which people no longer know with any confidence how to act rightly: a world whose standards of behavior have become dangerously slippery.

Goldwater then put, in his audience's behalf, the question that had bothered the Goldwaterologists: "How, you will rightly ask, will Bill Miller and I restore domestic tranquillity to this land?

The Independent Schools Council - which says it represents over 1,200 independent schools in the UK and overseas that are ranked among the best in the world - described how schools were "rightly held to high standards," adding: "Most of our schools get these things right and those who don't should work quickly to make sure that they do".

Pakistan's military dictator, Gen. Pervez Musharraf, has done such a good job of repackaging himself as a vital American ally against radical Islamic terrorism that it is easy to forget how alarming Washington rightly found so many of General Musharraf's policies not very long ago.

And if not, then how could you rightly do it?

On the substantial and non-Pyrrhonian readings, Wittgenstein is not only presenting a method for exposing the errors of traditional philosophers, but also showing how philosophy should rightly be done and thereby offering positive philosophical views, views which must often be inferred or reconstructed from an elusive text.

With such limited and flawed faculties, how can we rightly expect to have any more perspective about the nature of that which is occurring to us than a 1-year-old child does about the necessity of a surgical procedure?

"How they can rightly express their needs and not be overpowered by their male counterparts".