Sentence examples for rather rightfully from inspiring English sources

She rather rightfully knew that he would be overwhelmed by the attention he'd get from all the single older women there.

That's what can happen in political echo chambers — faltering positions are reinforced rather than rightfully abandoned.

That is not to say that Echo Boy is derivative; rather, it rightfully finds its place as a synapse in the huge neural network of speculative fiction.

Rather, you are rightfully very interested in how your specific company is priced and really only interested in that.

This led her to the act of codifying her beliefs on a grand scale so that her own behavior would come to be "accepted" and even revered, rather than being rightfully criticized.

But Rob Dyrdek, a pro skater, is running things and I like Rob and I like when skaters are at the top of the food chain getting paid what they rightfully deserve, rather than helping a corporation sell millions in merchandise only to be awarded $50,000 in prizes.

Low-wage workers – many of whom live paycheck to paycheck – sometimes choose silence rather than claiming what's rightfully theirs.

He's thankful for the honor, but he'd much rather have restored what's rightfully his".

Rather than blaming the US (rightfully or not), his approach is to use the wealth responsibly to raise his country out of poverty.

Since online poker debuted in the late 1990s, poker has grown from a niche game with a rather louche reputation to a booming one, rightfully respected for the mental agility and improvisation it requires.

Otherwise, rather than law and justice, the criteria would rightfully be described as tribalism or darwinism.