Sentence examples similar to rightfully suggested from inspiring English sources

The duration of the white noise could extend up to 500 ms. These findings are clearly beyond the segregation capacities of core auditory cortex and the authors rightfully suggest non-classical auditory cortical processing stations as being the most likely generators of this percept.

Another familiar suggestion is suggested by Mill's Harm Principle—"the only purpose for which power can be rightfully exercised over any member of a civilised community against his will is to prevent harm to others" (Mill 1859, ch. 1, para.

When you suggested that people would rightfully be worried if Romanians moved in next door, you should have reflected a little bit more on Jesus's answer to the question: "Who is my neighbour" – the story of the good Samaritan.

And just so no one can accuse me of being unconstructive, here are a couple suggested songs to replace the above when they are rightfully removed from radio playlists across the country.

— MMK, New York A few readers suggested actresses who at one point in their careers would have been good for the part: "Twenty-five yeago ago, Bernadette Peters would have nailed it, but she was then occupied (and rightfully so) with Sondheim's 'Sunday in the Park with George' and later 'Into the Woods.' I agree that Donna Murphy would have been perfect a decade ago".

That kind of pedigree has rightfully given Cherokee loyalists pause, but at least in the metal, the final product looks much more successful than those internet photos originally suggested.

It is telling that nowhere in his statement did Huckabee suggest he was misquoted in the article, and rightfully so; we have the audio and transcripts to prove that everything reported is accurate.

Israel's taking steps to avert this threat hardly amounts to a "treacherous trope" of "victimhood" that rightfully should be inverted; it is obscene for Mr. Cohen to suggest otherwise.