Sentence examples for rightfully associated from inspiring English sources
"It is a significant part of our heritage and it is important that the cake is rightfully associated with the city in which it originated and its quality levels maintained".
And rightfully so, the cost discrepancy associated with these jets makes the nearly $100 million spent on the sponsorship scandal - the one that unseated the Liberals in 2006 - look like dog piss.
Even in several areas associated with what one can rightfully call the philosophy of science I have found the reflections of physicists to be more useful.
The presence of pathways and loci associated often with non-host-associated organisms, as well as genes associated with virulence, suggests that A. butzleri is a free-living, water-borne organism that might be classified rightfully as an emerging pathogen.
FDR? Though not quite of the bizarre variety of delusions generally associated with psychosis, these are fixed delusions of paranoia and grandeur that do constitute a personality that cannot rightfully be considered sane.
And as long as religion has existed, believers and non-believers alike rightfully ask, "Why does God let bad things happen to good people?" Islam's answer to the question of suffering does not serve to "justify" or mitigate the pain associated with the horror of losing a child.
Right now the only thing most of us can associate with the show is our feelings – specifically, our "feels", and rightfully so.
The tides of Islamophobia and nativism continue to swell and engulf the earth while we ignore voices from the Middle East and around the world that rightfully point out that Muslims are being killed by those who seek to impose Wahabbism on the world; when did it become correct to associate fanatics obsessed with bringing the apocalypse with dead women and children?
"People are rightfully outraged".
