Sentence examples for may have rightly from inspiring English sources

The slow pace showed that court officials may have rightly figured that picking a jury could take months.

As May has rightly asked: "Is it true that the Department for Education was warned in 2010?

I suspect that Ducornet may have decided, rightly enough, that a story of such destructive sexual perversity wanted a light hand in terms of explanation.

While Goldman may have been rightly found to be not liable, one has to wonder why the firm didn't act more forcefully to push its client's interests in exchange for its $5 million fee.

Fans may have felt rightly outraged that The Lego Movie wasn't nominated for the best animated feature Oscar recently, but this film fully deserved its place on the final shortlist and perhaps should have won the Academy award, instead of the slick Big Hero 6.

The Obama administration and Congress have rightly warned that aid may be cut because Egypt doesn't meet pro-democracy conditions in United States law.

Democrats have rightly resisted.

You would have rightly called me insane.

The tech workers have, rightly or wrongly, received the blame.

"European nations have rightly come together in response".

Bookmakers have rightly suspended premiership betting.