Sentence examples similar to rightfully entered from inspiring English sources
While most people rightfully enter marriage with the utmost of optimism, "forever" is not always the outcome.
"This is a case where the state has entered an area that rightfully belongs to the church, not the other way around," he said.
I had entered a pair of beautiful miniature blue Hubbard squash, but they were rightfully beaten out by larger and more beautiful specimens.
"Using heavy handed means, they seek to 'adjust' agreements entered into long-ago," and "even 'adjust' history so as to hoard any and all monies rightfully earned by the estate".
They entered modern Western consciousness though the influence of the Beat generation writers for whom they were a major influence, and they're rightfully known as some of the most accessible of classic Chinese poetry--the kind of poetry that speaks even to those who don't usually relate to poetry.
Jacobson, who later specialized in crimes against children, looked at the dates and concluded that Hogue had been entering races under a false name, thus depriving younger runners of the places they had rightfully won.
"People are rightfully outraged".
"The parent is upset, and rightfully so.
(King: "The Steelers, rightfully, are ashamed").
