Sentence examples for life rightly from inspiring English sources

It's the role of Owen's life, rightly Golden Globe nominated.

Excessive behaviour in any area of life rightly signals alarm bells for parents.

She reminds us that love and marriage never become unimportant as stories — that they remain the very shapers of life, rightly or wrongly.

Little known in Britain, the veteran Hong Kong film-maker Ann Hui has been making well-regarded films in Asia for more than 30 years and A Simple Life rightly brought the sexagenarian Deanie Ip the best actress award at Venice for her performance as a family servant cared for in old age by a successful movie producer (Andy Lau) to whom she was almost a surrogate mother.

He said whistleblowers were protected in other areas of national life and rightly so.

Modern office life is rightly derided for being wastefully padded out with moments of staring into space, chatting to friends and paying bills online.

Mill's view is that, "Among the works of man, which human life is rightly employed in perfecting and beautifying, the first in importance surely is man himself".

President Bush, who has acknowledged his own problems with alcohol earlier in life, has rightly spoken of addiction as an "illness" and emphasized the need to reduce demand in the United States.

In the meantime, the field of gerontology and geriatric medicine has taken on new life, and rightly so; we are not only concerned with the elderly as a specific group, needing special needs with special attention to differences in medical care, just as children need a different approach to adults, but also because our populations, and perhaps cultures, are aging.

As recounted by Evanier in his biography and annotations to the "Fourth World Omnibus," by the end of his life, Kirby was rightly lionized by the fan community.

Magazines spread ideas about the fusion of art, architecture and life, and they rightly make a strong showing in the Communications section.