Sentence examples for rightfully refer from inspiring English sources

Let's rightfully refer to that as "thin-and-light" like everyone else.

I'm referring to those catlike creatures who will snatch your rightfully earned taxi out from under your outstretched arm.

Well, it refers to the days when we all freaked out (rightfully so) at Uber for its ties to 45, and then again following Susan Fowler Rigetti's claims of sexual harassment at the company.

He referred to it as the defining challenge of our time -- and rightfully so.

Al di Là, whose name is a kind of Italian double entendre, referring literally to "the other side" and figuratively to the great beyond, beckons and rightfully attracts food lovers from far and wide, their local prejudices trumped by its universal appeal.

Rightfully so.

And rightfully so.

"People are rightfully outraged".

"The parent is upset, and rightfully so.

(King: "The Steelers, rightfully, are ashamed").

Murakami is rightfully proud of being first.