Sentence examples for left rightly from inspiring English sources

It is as if Shakespeare has been patted down by a most friendly pickpocket and relieved of the great many baubles that still sing to us, while the archaic gewgaws are left rightly to moulder.

Cue the Iraq war – and the left rightly started to wonder what a Labour government stood for, when its comrade in arms was George W Bush. Then came 2008 and the global crash, and Labour's failure of response in any direction except to prop up late capitalism against the interests of ordinary people.

The first is that leaving would only make things worse – what leave rightly derided as "Project Fear".

The good teams left will rightly be celebrated.

Those Indians with skills and money will rightly leave.

The left everywhere rightly trembles at the thought of a Le Pen victory in France.

What history will debate is whether 1983 was a victory for a post-Falklands Thatcher, or part of the long tail of the public spending cuts of the Callaghan years that ended in 1979 – or a resounding defeat for the ideas of the Bennite left that rightly condemned them to the margins of extra-parliamentary politics.

Some businesses who are concerned about Britain leaving the EU will rightly want to make a contribution.

But Neda Agha Soltan's lifeless face will rightly and undoubtedly leave the deeper impression.

Many countries are proud of their maternity leave, and rightly so: the social and economic benefits of making it possible for working mothers to spend time with their newborn children are clear.

Maternity leave is rightly afforded special protection in the workplace given the history of discrimination against pregnant employees, yet many women still insist that leaving work to have a baby puts them at a disadvantage when they return.