Sentence examples for is so rightly from inspiring English sources

In "The Sparsholt Affair," the fun and the frisson for which Hollinghurst is so rightly known have been dutifully faded.

"It is so rightly deserved and we as an organisation are incredibly proud of him.

Not merely for the weather, or the insane food, or the coast, or the culture, the variety, the nature, the beaches or the sushi or the music or the trees or any of the other usual suspects of wonky and dead-broke fabulousness the West side is so rightly praised/bejealoused over.

That was the unlikely cross-pollination at the heart of so many of the classics which are so rightly celebrated in this splendid volume.

The changes on which we've recently consulted won't affect people getting a fair trial, and they certainly will not destroy Britain's criminal justice system, of which we are so rightly proud.

Almost every week I am in one authority or another, meeting social workers, talking to students, often hearing about their work with children and families of which they are so rightly proud.

I dare not see the papers in India, they must be so critical, and rightly so.

"We haven't been on the best of runs so rightly we are delighted".

So, rightly, are some members of Congress.

The language of the articles is unequivocal: rightly so.

Djokovic is favourite, rightly so after the number he did on Federer.