Sentence examples for rightfully point out from inspiring English sources
Even if Peyton Manning takes his talents to South Beach (the Dolphins are his third visit, after the Broncos and Cardinals), there will not be any backlash aside from the handful of snarky commentators who will rightfully point out that it's a shame the most apathetic big sports city in America keeps snatching up all the superstars.
The authors rightfully point out that NURBS do have their problems when applied to ship hull modelling.
They're not going to get there by publicly flogging those who rightfully point out their flaws.
As the authors of the study rightfully point out, "While organizational policies are designed to be gender neutral, organizational cultures are not".
The tides of Islamophobia and nativism continue to swell and engulf the earth while we ignore voices from the Middle East and around the world that rightfully point out that Muslims are being killed by those who seek to impose Wahabbism on the world; when did it become correct to associate fanatics obsessed with bringing the apocalypse with dead women and children?
Non-binary athletes will rightfully point out that physical characteristics vary not just between those of different sexes, but from athlete to athlete, which ultimately raises the question: Is there a more inclusive way of organizing sports—not just at the professional level, but also for amateur and youth leagues?
"While we're rightfully pointing out those errors in Iraq, we've got to say very clearly that Afghanistan was the right war to fight," he said.
As the Glienicke group rightfully points out, this budget capacity would allow the eurozone to carry out stimulus and investment programmes, in particular with respect to the environment, infrastructure and training.
Jackson rightfully pointed out that Lin "got to start for the Knicks because they had to start him".
As the company rightfully points out, many consumers made the jump from laptop to smartphone and forgot to take all of their security concerns with them.
Microsoft initially argued that it should be done by current market share – a move that would obviously favour Redmond – while smaller players such as Norway-based Opointedghtfully poutthatouthisat this would unfairly benefit the status quo, defeating the whole point of the EU's original antitrust stance.
