Sentence examples for not rightfully from inspiring English sources

At the end of a class, he went into a diatribe arguing that Israel did not rightfully belong to the Jewish people.

Beijing strongly favors cross-strait shipping ties, but has refused to hold formal talks that could be perceived as accepting that Taiwan is not rightfully part of China.

Loewy is credited with many designs that were not rightfully his, among them the Coca-Cola bottle (though he did create Coke packaging) and the Lucky Strike cigarette pack (he did revise it, however).

Penn's, far graver, was to suggest that the Falkland Islands, the long-contested archipelago off the coast of Argentina, do not rightfully belong to Britain, which has controlled them since 1833.

They also wanted to make a point, they said: that Papua, a wild, mountainous and heavily forested land roughly the size of California and rich in natural resources, does not rightfully belong to Indonesia.

In 1997 the painting was lent to the Museum of Modern Art for an exhibition of Schiele paintings and subpoenaed by the Manhattan district attorney's office amid claims that it did not rightfully belong to the Leopold, whose founder acquired it in 1954.

"We didn't want objects that weren't rightfully ours," she said.

She was going to own the piece so completely that no one would remember that it wasn't rightfully hers.

But as she told the Guardian, a book that only included good smells couldn't rightfully call itself a book about New York.

They didn't rightfully belong to Roger Corbett's estate or his wife or his mother, they certainly didn't belong to me, and it was questionable if they'd ever legally belonged to Eliska Sedlacek.

"When companies or people go about securing and storing large quantities of data that isn't rightfully theirs, and publishing this data without ensuring it won't injure others, it's a violation of our terms of service, and folks need to go operate elsewhere," the company said.