Sentence examples for rightfully to from inspiring English sources

"But the lion's share of our failure belongs rightfully to the man honored to serve as commander-in-chief".

The verdict, analysts said, was one that allowed both sides, rightfully, to claim a share of victory, with the real victor being freedom of the press.

Waiting out the final weeks of the school year, they begin rightfully to revel in the shared thrill of moving on.

So, are sources trying to get their busy hands all over something that belongs rightfully to reporters, or are sources, tired of having their words mangled, pushing back because they have to?

Leopold I, Holy Roman Emperor, took it as given that the legacy belonged rightfully to the Habsburgs, but the Ottoman Sultan Mehmed IV believed just as fervently that the title of Roman Caesar was his.

And then she chooses, rightfully, to avoid the awkward consequences of translating personne as "no one" (using, instead, "none of us") because it permits her to use the plural possessive pronoun ("our"), rather than having to choose a singular pronoun of one sex or the other.

They considered much of the land added to the Roman Empire in Parthian and early Sassanid times to rightfully belong to the Persian sphere.

We must allow Mr. Obama the opportunity he has rightfully earned to lead us — to lead all of us.

The issue, he said, is whether the central bank has taken on duties that, according to the German Constitution, rightfully belong to the country and may not be transferred.

"I have the responsibility to go after the taxes that he rightfully owes to the State of New York, and I intend to pursue it to its fullest".

Cuban officials countered that they were merely seeking to recoup money that rightfully belong to the Cuban state.