Sentence examples for is now rightfully from inspiring English sources

Libya's destiny is now rightfully in the hands of its people, having been hijacked by Gaddafi and his cronies for almost 42 years.

"It is no exaggeration to say that the court's action in Roe v. Wade prepared the path for what is now rightfully called the 'culture of death.' It is also fair to say that Roe v. Wade and the subsequent decisions based on and extending Roe v. Wade are the most radical decisions in the history of the Supreme Court".

After high-publicized events in the NFL, starting with commissioner Roger Goodell's inexcusable and job-threatening response to the horrific Ray Rice domestic abuse case, the public eye is now, quite rightfully, focused on how major sports leagues handle off-field violence.

"But Nathan Cleverly is now the world champion and rightfully so because none of this was his fault".

In that case, the unemployment rate is now 15/110 or 13.6%.Now one could rightfully say that the 13.6% unemployment rate in the latter case corresponds to a healthier labour market than the 10% unemployment rate in the former case.

Bybee, of course is now a judge in the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco, which has rightfully caused some outrage...since his (ahem) judgment has now been called into question.

In creating their lines whether it's for the runway or e-commerce, each of these designers are now viewed as artists and rightfully so.

Rightfully, we're now shining a UV-spotlight on an increasing change in the tide, the evolving realization that women can make the tough decisions.

And rightfully so, as police are now investigating more than 100 contaminated-strawberry incidents over all six Australian states.

But he's rightfully fed up with the secrecy surrounding the Obama administration's targeted killing program, and he's now pushing a measure to force greater disclosure.

But I really hope she will now rightfully be seen alongside the greatest of the greats.