Sentence examples for rightfully linked from inspiring English sources
Historian of science and Jewish thought Gad Freudenthal (1990) has rightfully linked Metzger's manner of reasoning employed vis-à-vis logical positivism to the work of Hans-Georg Gadamer.
"So closely are many new epidemics linked to ecological damage that they might rightfully be called 'ecodemics,' " writes Dr. Walters, a veterinarian and journalist who has written extensively on environmental issues.
Jardim was linked with a host of jobs this summer – including Real Madrid and Arsenal – and rightfully so.
But both Roth and Fox suggest that many violent episodes are linked by the killers'sense of having been denied something he thought he was rightfully his — a job, a promotion, status of some kind.
Some writers have rightfully raised their concerns about the legalities behind sharing a link that points to stolen material (which is why I have not linked to those five million emails) and whether or not that should be an indictable offense.
Healthcare reform, the repayment of bank loans, and the war in Afghanistan rightfully dominate the agenda these days, and his most forward link to sports lately, August's trip to Copenhagen to support Chicago's Olympic bid, ended badly.
At Pearson's, specialists in Texas barbecue, the centerpiece is rightfully the smoky beef brisket, but an even better choice is the smoky and savory hot links.
"People are rightfully outraged".
"The parent is upset, and rightfully so.
(King: "The Steelers, rightfully, are ashamed").
