Sentence examples for in a rightful from inspiring English sources

If the press discovered that Melania Trump had an abortion 20 years ago and said she had no regrets, and the GOP and Religious Right ignored it while continuing their war on reproductive rights, my straight and gay friends would be in a rightful uproar.

It was doing what he told me, but I tried to see how he was thinking, and to bring his things into reality in a rightful way".

Safe to say that in a rightful world, unfettered by prejudice, we would today be comparing Abi Titmuss to Mary Seacole, not Florence Nightingale.

The author, Maurice Joly, who spent 15 months in jail for his efforts, attacks the legitimacy of the emperor by showing plotters in hell undermining a rightful regime.

Still, isn't Woodstock something that rocked the world and deserves a rightful place in history right up there with the Cold War ending and the Berlin Wall coming down?

Busby Berkeley's name is synonymous with his kaleidoscopic production numbers, but his 1942 musical, "For Me and My Gal" — which has no scenes in his signature style — holds a rightful place in his career.

By Richard Brody Busby Berkeley's name is synonymous with his kaleidoscopic production numbers, but his 1942 musical, "For Me and My Gal" — which has no scenes in his signature style — holds a rightful place in his career.

My expectation is that even in the context of an explicit multifaithism the Church of England would enjoy a rightful precedence in the religious representation in the House of Lords and in the coronation of the monarch.

Ms. Love, who did not receive proper credit for her singing on a number of Phil Spector-produced hits of the '60s, worked as a house cleaner before claiming a rightful place in the spotlight in more recent decades.

In recent decades, as this opera has gained a rightful place in the repertory, Idomeneo has been taken on by powerhouse tenors who emphasize the heroic dimensions of the role as conceived by Mozart.

Their rights were severely limited, and they were long denied a rightful share in the economic, social, and political progress of the United States.