Sentence examples for rightfully angry from inspiring English sources

The work and pensions committee is rightfully angry on this point.

In the rightfully angry documentary "The Tillman Story," directed by Amir Bar-Lev, Bar-Lev, Pats and his two surviving brothers are blunt, logical, and unappeased.

John McDonnell, the shadow chancellor, also left Prime Minister's Questions to meet the protesters and tweeted a picture, saying they were "rightfully angry with way they have been treated by this government".

Dr. Richard Beaser, at the Joslin Diabetes Center in Boston, and others said patients were rightfully angry and confused but that it was important not to allow it to erode confidence in the drug-approval process.

I've seen so many potentially amazing debates go nowhere, because the person starting the debate was rightfully angry, but their tone seemingly worked as a dog whistle to attract a massive online fight.

President Barack Obama and his party in Congress came to power by riding the powerful tailwinds of discontent; Americans were rightfully angry that some on Wall Street had caused a financial crisis that left many families with a pink slip instead of a pay cheque.The Democrats have taken advantage of this anger to force their agenda through Congress, while blocking Republican bipartisan solutions.

So by isolating members of a community (who were rightfully so angry) and dismissing 400 years of horrible treatment of one specific community.... that alone is an unfair analysis of the situation, period.

The teachers are angry, and rightfully so.

They are angry and rightfully so.

Coming out of the 2008 crisis people were angry, and rightfully so.

You're angry, and rightfully so, that your life plan turned out to be written in disappearing ink.