Sentence examples for it has rightly from inspiring English sources

Moreover, despite its relative popularity among the general public, it has (rightly or not) struggled to gain legitimacy in the medical establishment – particularly in North America [ 6].

But the show's flaws are numerous, and it has rightly been called out for them ― for its limited representation of queer black female sexuality, for its unconscious misogyny, for its shallow radicalism. .

It has rightly become a classic.

It has rightly begun to look at ways it can help head off crises before they start.

It has rightly regarded such a restricted choice and debate as barely adequate in a diverse, complex, wealthy society.

In many quarters, it has rightly earned a reputation for accurate and vigorous reporting, independence and holding power to account.

Rouch and Morin at once provide a fascinating snapshot of a society on the verge of political upheaval (among the interviewees is a 20-year-old Régis Debray, who would become a close associate of Che Guevara) and an auto-critique of the vérité movement even before it had rightly begun.

SANTA FE, N.M. — The premiere production of an important American opera, Lewis Spratlan's "Life Is a Dream," 32 years after it was written, has rightly been claiming most of the attention at the Santa Fe Opera here this summer.

It continues: "Britain has rightly held back the thousands massed at Calais — many of them merely economic migrants — and is making our welfare system less attractive to those tempted to join them.

Your Jan . 14editorial had it right when it said, "Mr. Bloomberg has rightly ended the myopia of budgets past, extending forward planning to four years, controlling spending where he could and lobbying the state where he could not".

"The government has rightly said it wants to tackle the country's housing crisis – it must make targeting dodgy landlords, giving tenants better rights and driving up standards a major part of that effort".