Sentence examples for is not rightly from inspiring English sources

Hence, at the point of SERC=thC, URF is not rightly continuous thereby not a probability function.

Many leaders start out their journey with such an independent spirit, but as they get used to authority, they end up crossing the thin line between detachment and attachment, between staying free of what is not rightly theirs and a grasping presumption.

As with any summer travel, the smile of light can have its pitfalls and pitsummers, if the traveler is not rightly attuned to or aware of warning signs.

It might also be said that developing 'financial capability in poverty' is not rightly conceived of as Public Health work any more than is work in other areas of social policy such as education; just as work to improving 'financial capability in poverty' improves health so does improving educational attainment.

–HEINRICH HEINE What have appeared to be the most striking successes have often, if they are not rightly used, brought the most overwhelming disasters in their train, and conversely the most terrible calamities have, if bravely endured, actually turned out to benefit the sufferers.

They are designed to prevent this very scenario: Bank client nations undermining their own citizens, environment, and/or laws to get funding that they are not rightly entitled to.

Mutya Buena has waded into the heart of Sugababegate, declaring that the Sugababes aren't rightly the Sugababes after the sacking of Keisha Buchanan.

Another Twitter user said: "Has there been a celebrity yet whose opinion on #indyref wasn't rightly met with a 'mate, fuck off.

Why they aren't rightly assembled A, B, C and D probably is a sore point with uke manufacturers, so I'll drop it.

It is not, as Pope Benedict rightly argued in yesterday's distressingly bland pastoral letter, about priestly celibacy.

Johnson's legacy is not only what you rightly call the "generational disaster" of the Vietnam War.