Sentence examples for rightfully capture from inspiring English sources

Speer found battle within the game to rightfully capture the spirit of Mega Man as its "most original and compelling feature".

Peter Maag's 1960 Decca recording of the Third Symphony ("Scottish") has long been a staple of the Mendelssohn discography, and rightfully so: Maag splendidly captured the work's ruminative mystery and gamboling energy.

It's important to note that while Google and their Glass concept capture a lot of headlines (and rightfully so), Metaio have still been quietly trailblazing AR advancements for almost a decade.

The lifestyle has also captured the attention of many voyeurs, who rightfully ask: What is the appeal of living in a place so small you can do your dishes while lying in bed?

Regardless of who can rightfully claim the credit, Exit Through the Gift Shop manages to capture the fleeting lyricism of an art form that most people only see while whizzing past on subways.

Yet for all the attention this trio (rightfully) received, the glory of "Bridesmaids" was in its ability to capture the peculiar folds of the übercompetitive girlie-girl (Rose Byrne) without falling into that rabbit hole where the excesses of modern wedding culture are treated as anything less than pathological.

Rightfully so.

And rightfully so.

"People are rightfully outraged".

"The parent is upset, and rightfully so.

(King: "The Steelers, rightfully, are ashamed").