Sentence examples for quite rightfully from inspiring English sources

But now, quite rightfully, the schools are fighting back.

The answer, and quite rightfully so, was that the authorities do not have anything on Lance Armstrong -- and not for lack of trying.

But it has left many, quite rightfully, questioning what the need for a fact-checking unit says about the rigour of basic journalism within our government-funded media.

We don't want the people here to think aliens have got out of a spacecraft and taken over a building which is, quite rightfully, theirs".

In the meantime, Melvin Mora leads off with power, and can handle shortstop, even with the chorus that chants, quite rightfully, A-Rod!

It has been frequently quoted, and quite rightfully so: it is perhaps the first truly significant American cultural signpost of the twentieth century.

I give director/executive producer Dean White a lot of credit for how he shot the scenes in which the mountain folk died; they were quite mournful, and rightfully so.

You see, mental illness is commonly seen as a weakness, and rightfully so because it can be quite debilitating and harmful for a person's life.

It was quite a tough application process on the whole but rightfully so.

Grant was certainly and rightfully offended, and Ashley-or-Andrea said quite simply: "I'd still rather die than keep him around, though".

CCTV Deputy Editor-in-chief, Yuan Zhengming and I spent quite a bit of time together this afternoon and he was rightfully proud of the work his extraordinary organization has accomplished this week.