Sentence examples for rightfully said from inspiring English sources

Torre has rightfully said that the Yankees will prevail if their pitching is dependable.

As de Angelis rightfully said about the quickness issue: "I think it's too early to comment, after a shifty day like today.

This past August, Sebastian Coe, head of the organizing committee and athlete extraordinaire himself, rightfully said, "We lit the flame and we lit up the world.

In that case, the unemployment rate is now 15/110 or 13.6%.Now one could rightfully say that the 13.6% unemployment rate in the latter case corresponds to a healthier labour market than the 10% unemployment rate in the former case.

MY FAIR LADY remains an everflowing model of musical theater's taste, class and joy and -- some would rightfully say -- a tragic reminder of what an ideal musical once was.

TI rightfully says it will take more than simply cloning its chipsets for others to gain market share, pointing to its software and support expertise.

It is in this context that clinicians have resorted to alternative methods of communication, such as WhatsApp, which Mundy rightfully says are not fit for purpose and pose real risks.

HBO responded by rightfully saying, "If you got upset by that, you clearly don't subscribe to HBO anyway, so we're just going to ignore you".

Enfranchised by the Patriot Act and rubber-stamped by the anti-terrorism FISA court they can rightfully say, "This has all been approved".

We are knowingly leaving our children impoverished oceans, and as Captain Paul Watson of the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society rightfully says: 'If the whales die, we die!'.

"Based on these data we can rightfully say that today has brought a sweeping victory for all those who reject the forced resettlement (of migrants)... and for those who believe that the foundations of a strong EU can only be strong nations," Fidesz lawmaker and the party's vice chairman Gergely Gulyas told a news conference.