Sentence examples for rightfully ignored from inspiring English sources

This is a good-and-greasy fish-and-chips place; attempts to fancify things with grilled salmon and Asian slaw are rightfully ignored by most patrons.

There is another complication: even if we can somehow separate out genuine occurrences of \(X\), it may be that some of these occurrences are rightfully ignored by the definition.

While a viewer may protest that anything outside of the pride in NASA's Black women "human computers" does not impact the takeaways, what becomes truth for that viewer is the elevation of White heroes, the idea that any gains by Black people are because of White people, that we all should focus on small steps, that those are good enough, and that the big picture is rightfully ignored.

There will be a scattering of photographers (sometimes a throng, if someone famous is expected) and they will, rightfully, ignore you.

As our country's rightfully elected government, we are denied government even as our people starve and climate change, one of hunger's creators, is ignored.

SPECIAL TEAMS While fans rightfully pay a lot of attention to power plays and penalty killing, even-strength play, which accounts for a vast majority of the action, is usually ignored.

But, in his critical report [ 82], Nussbaum rightfully reminded epidemiologists that they should not ignore a fundamental rule earlier espoused by Altman and Bland [ 83], "The absence of evidence of an effect does not constitute evidence of absence of that effect".

No president can easily ignore the think tank establishment, which is rightfully exercised about the nation's long-term fiscal health.