Sentence examples for is rightly viewed from inspiring English sources

In Congo, Lumumba's assassination is rightly viewed as the country's original sin.

The genuinely private sector has less political clout to get loans, and is rightly viewed as riskier than a state sector that can get bailouts or has land that it can sell to pay debts.

"Billy is rightly viewed as one of the top coaches in UK sport and world swimming.

This figure is rightly viewed with skepticism, but still it is the case that the vast majority of Catholic women probably have.

He was just 20: a converted backstroker who had been rightly viewed by the Soviet sports establishment as the antidote to the star American sprinter Matt Biondi.

His obsession with supremacist groups around the world, including disbanded historical ones, was rightly viewed as an indication of his low intelligence and huge inferiority complex.

Along with rich nations' farm subsidies, restrictions on trade in textiles are rightly viewed by the developing world as a sign that the global trading system is rigged against them.

Indeed, the Abhidharma synthesis may be rightly viewed as a theory of consciousness (cf. Piatigorsky 1984, 8).

Chill out music, and "chilling out" as an activity, has always been (rightly) viewed with a suspicion that borders on downright perversity.

"Transnational smuggling organizations such as those headed by Deme Nikqi are rightly viewed as a threat to national security, and will be vigorously prosecuted," she said.

This story by the American writer/illustrator is quite rightly viewed as a classic across the pond, along with her other tour de force, Mike Mulligan's Steam Shovel, but is little known over here.