Sentence examples for rightfully placed from inspiring English sources

Luckily, most received what they wanted - and I was rightfully placed into Slytherin (which is good since I'm a pretty fluent Parselmouth).

Just seeing the large and beautiful Lee Krasner rightfully placed in prime real estate instead of the cramped mezzanine stairwell gallery where it lived uptown shines a new light on this artist's fine work separate from that of her much more well-known husband, Jackson Pollock.

These responses have rightfully placed the accent on women, children, and sometimes the disabled or rural residents as victims, but they have tended to neglect the implications arising from the overconcentration of males in violent victimization and perpetration.

He deployed a seductive combination of flattery and money: Penney's would "rightfully place Martha where she belongs, as the unquestioned authority for living of our generation" he told her.

In 1903, Theodore Roosevelt established our first National Wildlife Refuge with Indian River County's Pelican Island, rightfully placing the area's magnificent natural splendor in the country's spotlight.

I wish my family, friends and community to be protected, and I applaud the federal, state and local government for rightfully placing top precautions around the Ebola virus situation.

Gandhi is a highly revered leader in India and his belongings should rightfully be placed in a museum in India and not be part of private collections or frequent auctions.

It is essential to see the political value of directing hostility to where it should rightfully be placed.

Rightfully this definition is placed well below the primary and more respectable: "The action or practice of cultivating the soil; tillage".

You do rightfully point this out.

We found one eventually, returned to our rightfully booked place the following morning, and got stiffed again.