Sentence examples for rightfully end from inspiring English sources

Vigilantes rightfully end up in jail and harming another isn't going to solve anything.

Dylann Roof's bigotry and bloodshed handed America a golden opportunity to begin overcoming a divisive split that began in South Carolina--and Carolina--and Carolina--and-morightfully0 years ago.

The concert ended, rightfully, with a parade.

We had some longer jokes and scenes that ended up rightfully on the editing room floor because while they made us guffaw, Evan and Adam Nix and the guys did a phenomenal job pairing down what was still funny while actually moving the story along.

(His stepfather is rightfully fearful that he will end up in Iraq).

First, feminists should understand 'woman' as open-ended and "a term in process, a becoming, a constructing that cannot rightfully be said to originate or end … it is open to intervention and resignification" (Butler 1999, 43).

It was obligatory to feel sullen, if not outright angry, about summer's ending, but could you rightfully mourn a summer that so betrayed vacationers?

The U.S. is rightfully worried about its deficit, but at the end of 2010 it is estimated to be around 65% of the economy–somewhat more manageable than Jamaica's.

Is that band even a band or is it just dudes who desperately want to get away from a deteriorating relationship with an end of her rope girlfriend who rightfully wants them to grow up and stop being in bands?

Obviously after Paul Walker's death, everyone was rightfully emotional.

Youngster who could burst onto this list next year: Tony Moeaki, Chiefs Everyone trumpeted the two rookie tight ends in New England last year (Rob Gronkowski and Aaron Hernandez), and rightfully so.