Sentence examples for rightfully anger from inspiring English sources

If a child thinks they are doing what needs to be done by only doing the minimum, then you will rightfully anger them by "changing the rules".

"We answered in a very juvenile and offensive way that rightfully angered some fans.

ORIGINAL: Not two weeks have past since David Bowie's death and already a new Labyrinth film has been announced, rightfully angering fans around the world.

Evans said in a statement after the controversy broke: "We answered in a very juvenile and offensive way that rightfully angered some fans.

Both actors apologised after criticism for slut-shaming, with Evans admitting that he answered the Digital Spy journalist's questions in a "very juvenile and offensive way that rightfully angered some fans".

However, Muslims rightfully angered by offenses leveled against something so near and dear to their hearts also need to take heart that this faith which has stood for centuries was not sustained by a need to defend, but by steadfastness, mercy and love.

There was rightfully genuine anger felt by Muslims everywhere regarding the desecration of the Prophet, but the cost Pakistan is paying for its leaders deliberately allowing extremists to take control of the streets and cities is devastating for the majority of Pakistanis.

We believe that our anger is rightfully directed toward specific groups of people: Muslims, who refuse to assist in identifying radical jihadists; immigrants, who are rabidly consuming our employment opportunities and engaging in violent acts along the way; and the politically correct elite, who are unable to say anything of substance, let alone truth.

I may have simply been too young to appreciate the nuances of anger and cynicism that rightfully influenced early 1990s rock 'n' roll; for me, I needed a safer way into the angst and unrest that surrounded my generation in those pivotal years.

The decision angered many fans who were rightfully perturbed, especially about the absence of a Harry-Ginny kiss after Gryffindor won the Quidditch Cup.

The electorate is rightfully angry, but the public needs to funnel that anger for the public good.