Sentence examples for rightfully cited from inspiring English sources
In the column, Professor Shiller rightfully cited the Marshall Plan as an outstanding moment in the history of our country.
Even in Germany, often rightfully cited by the left as taking a different, more socially benign approach to globalisation, the strong economic performance over the past decade has involved a prolonged squeeze on wages.
After rightfully citing it for the false evenhandedness with which it treated racial conflict, West offered that it was the best speech that could be given "in a racially immature society".
What we know is that patients want standards, the industry agrees that it needs standards to move forward, and many critics rightfully cite the lack of standards as a reason why the industry cannot and should not move forward.
In his stand, Edge explained to Orton why he should join him as a tag team partner, as he cited Orton's lack of success after being kicked out of Evolution (Orton's former group), as well as the antics of DX taking up TV time that he felt should rightfully go to the younger stars.
Retiring lawmakers may rightfully be fed up with the institution of Congress but that hasn't stopped many of them from using their experience there as a stepping stone to the home version of "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?" Many reporters have cited last year's article in The Atlantic, noting that in 1974, "3percentt of retiring Congressmen became lobbyists.
In the recent past, analysts haven't been shy about bashing these stocks, citing reduced demand resulting from lackluster employment trends, and rightfully so as it turned out.
"Farmers get little respect, and black farmers even less respect," Boyd said, citing Mr. Pringle as an example of the dignity and pride that is rightfully due farmers.
Likewise, while religious freedom rightfully remains a core tenet of our national psyche, some of the activities that were once practiced by people citing their faith are no longer legally allowed.
Pakistanis cite it as typical of an intensifying Indian threat to their existence, a conspiracy to divert, withhold or misuse precious water that is rightfully theirs.
