Sentence examples for rightfully condemned from inspiring English sources

Remember that Cameron and a whole host of other Mubarak allies roundly and rightfully condemned him for shutting down the internet, using water cannon against demonstrators, etc.

When opponents of Israel treat Jews in general and the government in Jerusalem as if they were the same thing, blaming one for the actions of the other, they are rightfully condemned.

In addition to not making any sense from a policy standpoint, Trump's comments are xenophobic as hell and have been rightfully condemned by leaders in America and around the world.

United Airlines is being rightfully condemned for having a customer dragged off a flight, but some airlines do know how to provide customer service ― even when they're being trolled.

My friend Los Angeles City Councilman Paul Krekorian, one of today's most accomplished Armenian-American politicians, rightfully condemned President Obama's refusal to recognize this horrific event coming just days after the anniversary of the start of the Revolutionary War at Lexington and Concord.

Some committee members felt that the wording of the motion being presented would unfairly demonise all Muslims rather than solely the group of people it set out to rightfully condemn.

Let's not forget that imperialism practiced by the United States, which the Rev. Wright rightfully condemns, was practiced biblically by the ancient Israelites in the "promised land" by the most vicious, god-condoned method of imperialism: genocide.

We rightfully condemn the actions of a youth taking the life of another for a pair of trainers but we fail to have insight into our own morally equivalent consumer actions.

We rightfully condemn a slap to the face as violence that can never be tolerated; but that does not mean that such violence is equivalent to murder just because we condemn that too.

He's rightfully condemning an industry that has not only misleadingly appropriated feminist rhetoric (Kentucky Fried Chicken of all places promised "women's liberation" from cooking), but used it to conceal decidedly anti-feminist ideals.

Skinner tells Apu Nahasapeemapetilon of his plan to write a novel about an amusement park with dinosaurs called Billy and the Cloneasaurus, which Apu rightfully condemns as a concept of plagiarism; the book is a reference to the Michael Crichton novel Jurassic Park.