Sentence examples for rightfully changed from inspiring English sources
Democracy prevailed when the organizers rightfully changed the program to include the voices of the youth leaders.
A number of key figures have made contributions that may rightfully claim to have changed the world.
It's not that they are apolitical; they're just rightfully apathetic about a political system that has not changed a lot since La Haine.
Nick Foles, Philadelphia (A.D.P.: Not available) — Foles is not being drafted in leagues and rightfully so, but that will change in a hurry if the off-season speculation that he will win the starting job over Michael Vick proves true.
On the global level, USAID Administrator Dr. Rajiv Shaw has rightfully made climate change and energy efficiency priorities for his agency.
I dare say the selectors are going to be getting together and on a bit of a mission to change what's been happening... rightfully so".
I called Patterson to find out more about why he wrote the book, whether it is rightfully offensive, and if a romance novel could actually change men.
It changes the argument if you think of a job as more than a salary, which is how most Americans rightfully regard their jobs.
One applauded Barry Bearak's (March 25) sensitive and rightfully compassionate portrait of this valiant young man until the final sentence, which, though ostensibly cheering, unnecessarily reminds us that everything can indeed change "in the blink of an eye".
The continuation and the success of these initiatives requires that the country as a whole move forward on LGBT issues, and the military will rightfully be expected to mirror these changes.
Although much of the literature surrounding ALI and pneumonia-induced sepsis has rightfully focused on pulmonary and endothelial changes, a major consequence of ALI and an area of continued research and drug development is coagulopathy.
