Or is it rightfully defending itself against politically motivated slander?
L Magazines Mike Conklin was unsatisfied with the video, writing that since Knowles is rightfully considered to be among "the absolute best [artists]", she can do better".
The woman is rightfully considered a goddamn saint, one who is flanked by Nelson Mandela and the Dalai Lama in the Super Trifecta of today's iconic political heroes.
Al Pacino is rightfully considered one of the world's greatest living actors, though you couldn't be faulted for not remembering a truly great Pacino performance in the past decade or so.
"It has more landrace strains than any other jurisdiction, and they are rightfully considered to be a national treasure," he described, using the term for crops that grow in the wild.
He is rightfully considered the founder of Maimonideanism, a philosophical-exegetical movement in medieval Judaism.
"Anything that gets in the way of that sensory experience is rightfully considered an inappropriate distraction.
Following international critique of what is rightfully considered a massive human rights violation, their government attempted to create a system to register those affected.
In the Badger case, which was rightfully considered to be a really huge victory to have an actual verdict in the post-PLCAA era there was actual video surveillance of what was pretty obviously a straw sale.
Due to their abundance and consequent influence on the composition and diversity of microbial communities, viruses can be rightfully considered to be the "major players in the global ecosystem" [3], [4].
Admittedly, this definition of college towns is a fairly restrictive one, and a case could be made that many areas not included should be rightfully considered as college towns.
