Sentence examples for may rightly ask from inspiring English sources

But critics may rightly ask: Is this not precisely the kind of information that stockholders, the owners of the company, have a right to know?

You may rightly ask why I would even want to see a polo match.

(One may rightly ask whether the morphological variants found have any evolutionary significance, or are just the organismal equivalent of misfolding).

As research in the cognitive neuroscience of language has recently made great progress and led to substantial advances in our understanding of language processes in the human brain, one may rightly ask what consequences such knowledge increase might have for improving life conditions of patients with aphasia.

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

The remaining books are philosophical discussions on themes often treated by Seneca, such as what may rightly be asked of the gods, the necessity of self-knowledge for public men, and the Stoic doctrine of freedom.

Critics rightly ask for accountability, but changing horses every furlong may sacrifice the short-term for the future.

So what, you rightly ask, is going on here?

The question the doubters rightly ask is a very Blairite one: what works?

Reconstruction was always going to take time.American generals and diplomats rightly ask for patience.

Consumers will rightly ask why their bills haven't been cut dramatically when wholesale costs have dropped".