Sentence examples for is rightly called from inspiring English sources

Such escapism is rightly called survival.

This is rightly called populism, not in the American sense, but as understood in the rest of the world.

Yiannopoulos is one hateful fellow who is rightly called out as a misogynist, racist, transphobic and — oh yes — a self-loathing homosexual, and the alt-right is a small, far-right movement that seeks a whites-only state.

He said he was "surprised about the furore... particularly in a British media that gave freedom of speech to the world and is rightly called the Mother of Parliaments, underwritten by freedom of expression and a free press".

The long full trial proceedings in the case of Lieutenant William Calley left no room for doubt that he did in fact kill many unresisting Vietnamese villagers at My Lai 4, or Son My, or whatever the place is rightly called, when he was an infantry platoon commander three years ago.

What we're seeing now is rightly called ambulance-chasing, but it's even worse than that.

This is why Stephen Fry is rightly calling for Russia to be stripped of the 2014 Winter Olympics.

Since the president is rightly calling for infrastructure investment, which makes sense at a time of high unemployment, added Tercek, "he should emphasize natural infrastructure as well.

The British government is rightly calling on Sri Lankan politicians to uphold the constitution and human rights, but dispensing advice to Colombo is not enough.

The EU is rightly calling – through Cathy Ashton – for a quick return to a government legitimised by democratic elections and the release of all political prisoners.

This is a serious matter that requires attention, and indeed Mrs de Lange is rightly calling for such attention.