Sentence examples for rightfully criticized from inspiring English sources

Dr. Sencer was rightfully criticized, Mr. Colgrove said, for not being a better public educator.

(The show has been rightfully criticized for making black characters the main source of this invective).

The company has undoubtedly managed the situation extraordinarily badly and is being rightfully criticized for not having the appropriate systems in place from the outset to protect users.

The timeshare industry has been rightfully criticized in the past for some shoddy practices.

Or, in the FBI's own words, "although limited in scope... COINTELPRO was later rightfully criticized by Congress and the American people for abridging First Amendment rights and for other reasons".

This led her to the act of codifying her beliefs on a grand scale so that her own behavior would come to be "accepted" and even revered, rather than being rightfully criticized.

Just as the US rightfully criticizes Tehran's bombastic rhetoric--including Ahmadinejad's deliberately insensitive remarks about 9/11 last month in New York--Washington must not be tempted to take that bait and engage in a duel of counterproductive provocations.

Behavior that Varoufakis rightfully criticizes.

And she's not doing it for personal gain, as are the Merchants of Doubt she rightfully criticizes.

Bloomberg's soda ban has rightfully been criticized for reflecting the mayor's particular upper class food sensibilities.

"We were criticized, rightfully so, on Rwanda," Ms. Albright said.