Sentence examples for rightfully agreed from inspiring English sources
"The jury has today seen through this feeble excuse for his conduct and rightfully agreed with the prosecution that such behaviour is blatantly dishonest".
Zeno pointed out that the Senate should rightfully have first requested that Julius Nepos take the throne once more, but he nonetheless agreed to their requests.
Jennings agreed to allow citizens "the means of reclaiming any slave escaping to this State that may rightfully belong to them…with as little delay as possible" after citizens of Kentucky had difficulty reclaiming their slaves who had escaped to Indiana.
The "National Treasure" star "fully cooperated with the investigation, including arranging for an inspection of the fossil by agents of the Department of Homeland Security and U.S. attorney's office," his publicist said, adding that Cage agreed to transfer possession of the skull once it had been determined that it was indeed smuggled and rightfully belongs to the government of Mongolia. .
They reluctantly agree that the doll is rightfully hers and go off to jump rope.
I might not agree with that approach, but parents rightfully have wide discretion in raising their own children and some will attempt to prevent their children from encountering material they consider inappropriate or hurtful.
While most people rightfully focus on Roe v. Wade (a decision I agree with), by most accounts, a President Obama would take a much different approach to his judicial appointments.
Although the rich Mr. Howell thinks it's rightfully his, the Professor argues -- and everyone eventually agrees -- that on the island, everyone shares everything.
I cannot agree that I don't get back what's rightfully mine.
What we know is that patients want standards, the industry agrees that it needs standards to move forward, and many critics rightfully cite the lack of standards as a reason why the industry cannot and should not move forward.
