Sentence examples for often rightly from inspiring English sources

These are often, rightly, points of pride.

The prospect of glass towers inevitably (and too often rightly) breeds skepticism.

We are often told to get unappealing tasks "over and done with"; often rightly.

With developed economies still weak, many governments are (often rightly) keen to run large deficits for a while longer.

"Academics are often rightly accused of being too insular," Ms. Balaghi wrote in the online journal Jadaliyya.

Comedians often rightly complain about their supposedly offensive material being taken out of context, usually by the press.

Fashion is often accused, rightly, of being obsessed with surfaces.

Religious stalwarts often speak rightly of Islam's long tolerance of minorities.

(He often and rightly remarked that he was better appreciated in America).

Despite this, it is often oversimplified, rightly or wrongly, as being "good" or "bad".

Sacrificing integrity to save a life is often, usually rightly, seen as heroic.