Sentence examples for often rightly so from inspiring English sources

Major record labels are constantly criticised for wasting money – and often rightly so – and yet they manage to budget for musicians.

FOREIGN POLICY The events in Benghazi, Libya, in September were a vivid reminder of how quickly an event overseas can hijack the political news cycle in America — and often rightly so.

FEMA's been unpopular before, and often rightly so.

It's tough for teachers to inspire dramatic policy change in our challenged higher education system because, often rightly so, they are accused of being motivated by self-interest.

American Visions writer Michael George praised Maxwell's songwriting and stated "In an age where young, black artist are criticized (often rightly so) for misogynistic lyrics, Maxwell's focus on commitment is refreshing.

It means she is often associated, and rightly so, with artists whose cartoonish creations belie a latent psychosis – like Marcel Dzama and Amy Cutler – and she has (unsurprisingly, perhaps) cited director David Lynch as an inspiration.

It's often said, and rightly so, that the choice of movie roles for actresses grows drastically limited when they reach a certain age – say, 40.

But, as so often occurs in courtrooms, and rightly so, the trial dealt mainly with the gritty specifics — lighting conditions, bullet trajectories, autopsy reports — that make up the macabre choreography of a judicially scrutinized death.

And rightly so: this often overlooked home of the fashion brand Burberry is a star in its own right – but that fact is forgotten, it seems, when it comes to getting certain improvements under way.

Asked whether supermarkets should stop stocking seafood linked to forced labour, the No 10 official said: "Decisions that consumers make, they are for individuals … Consumer standards and retail standards and social responsibility is often driven by consumers and rightly so".

Occasionally rightly so, but often do the methodological design prevent manual therapy studies from reaching what is considered gold standard in pharmacological RCTs.