Sentence examples for is thus right from inspiring English sources

The House of Lords report, Ready for Ageing?, is thus right to emphasise individual responsibility for our old age.

Mr. Icahn is thus right that the meetings could be held at the same time, but scheduling them is the sole prerogative of the board.

He is thus right in emphasizing the need for caution and making a clarion call for undiluted Pan-Africanism as still the single most important solution to Africa's development ills.

President Obama is thus right to proceed cautiously given the risk of conflict with Moscow.

Blake is thus right to associate Satan with imagination, though wrong to include Milton in the devil's party.

Regarding the 17 other patients, their disease was not documented as progressive and it is thus right to point that disease control might be a debatable end point.

At a time where, in these islands, accusations of racism and misogyny can be flung as casually as toxic confetti, it's something of a corrective to remember what those words mean in their original sense (and why we're thus right to spit at the uglinesses they represent).

The Court was thus right to hold that Heffernan had a valid § 1983 claim.

As soon as a ground ball is hit to someone other than you, sprint to first base and position yourself with your foot opposite your glove hand (i.e., right foot if you catch with left hand and are thus "right-handed" and the other way around for lefties) against the edge of the base.

The copyright is thus a right on the work and not a personal right.

The ocean floor is thus pushed at right angles and in opposite directions away from the crests.