Sentence examples for more rightfully from inspiring English sources

We left as soon as we had eaten it, feeling like the table more rightfully belonged to someone looking for a proper dinner.

Still, just a fortnight after I sang the praises of Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, all telly talk is once more rightfully dominated by Netflix, whose sun-drenched yet sombre family saga Bloodline is further binge-viewing bait.

If you write something about the scandal of American prisons, you will be sent letters, many heartbreaking, from those wrongly imprisoned - and you will also get many letters from those who you're pretty sure couldn't possibly be more rightfully imprisoned.

That last point is essential for we are each of us more rightfully "American" than those that we disagree with.

Because you expect so much more, and rightfully so".

The tone of media criticism is much more even, and rightfully so.

(That is why the "we built it" theme at the Republican convention felt more sour than rightfully prideful).

Among small-town sustainability efforts, none is more celebrated, and rightfully so, than the comprehensive green strategy currently being implemented in Greensburg, Kansas (population 785 as of 2013).

Perhaps, like Dubuc alludes, the US and by association their educational accreditors are rightfully more cautious of putting all the poker chips in on the future of MOOCs symbiotic relationship with higher education institutions--likely because they have more to lose.

Though it's tempting to rush in and reassure or correct your child's thoughts and feelings (by saying, "don't feel that way, don't say that, that's not true!"), this will only make them get more upset because rightfully so, they feel you haven't heard them.

Because no one can transfer to others more power than they rightfully possess, neither states nor the federal government can rightfully claim arbitrary power--no one can has the right to rule any other mature, rational adult by mere will in the first place.