Sentence examples for quickly and rightly from inspiring English sources

With its unusual interiors, its magnificent display cases and its clever lighting, Mr Pei's creation quickly (and rightly) took its place as one of the great museums of the world.The al-Thanis will reach their next major cultural milestone in 2013 when Jean Nouvel, like Mr Pei a winner of architecture's most prestigious honour, the Pritzker prize, unveils his National Museum of Qatar.

When I said that "the battle lines need to be redrawn so that futile skirmishes can be avoided and the real fights can be fought", I was quickly and rightly told that I should start by ditching the military, confrontational metaphors.

If you were to assert that African-Americans' ethics are different than white folks', or that Latinos have "ways of knowing," you'd quickly, and rightly, be accused of racism.

A recent offer to the players to extend the agreement was quickly rejected, and rightly so.

The comment – essentially interpreted as Lowe cutting a line down the middle of the fans, splicing them into two groups based on disposable income – was quickly (and probably rightly) decried, blown out of proportion, and Twitter-shamed.

We all know how quickly a politician would cut his ties to such a pastor, and rightly so.

Philip James is rightly "scandalised by how quickly and how far Andrew Lansley, the health secretary, is handing public health over to the food and alcohol industries" (Department of Big Macs, 16 November).

Ministers are alarmed, and rightly.

Exchanges are scared, and rightly so.

Eyebrows were raised, and rightly so.

Voters tend to disapprove, and rightly.