Sentence examples for know rightly from inspiring English sources

And the vast majority of Indian-Americans I know rightly think they rose on their own merits and not through the assistance of the U.S. government.

While those in the know rightly predicted that Sweden's raven-haired Loreen would win the top prize, many in the giddy crowd said they were rooting for a repeat victory by Azerbaijan, or Turkey, a cultural neighbor.

And Thoseautumn came, together winh my lastheear of university.

While Neil – or "Brillo Pad", as he is affectionately known – rightly rises above such schoolboy mockery, his current hair colour is the cause of understandable speculation.

Robin Williams's suicide was not the self-indulgent act of someone without enough fortitude to fight back against his own demons; it was, rather, an act of despair committed by someone who knew, rightly or wrongly, that such a fight could never be won.

Recipient of the 2007 Nobel Prize in literature, she is best known (rightly) for her 1962 novel "The Golden Notebook," the story of a fractured woman named Anna Wulf and her efforts to find some sort of integration.

And Van Commenee will also know that, rightly or wrongly, seven medals may not be enough to convince his critics if they all happen to be silver and bronze.

Several smart alecks we know suggested, rightly, that the only numbskull in the story was the one who had frittered away $100. 2. Amy Ryan sent us a letter.

And it's this quality that makes for the intimacy that has the whole world sincerely mourning the loss of a friend — because to read her was to know, and rightly believe, that she was talking to you directly.

And it's this quality that makes for the intimacy that has the whole world sincerely mourning the loss of a friend because to read her was to know, and rightly believe, that she was talking to you directly.

Everyone I know was (rightly) contemptuous of, and disgusted by, the idea that the homeless can be raised out of poverty with a few JavaScript textbooks.