Sentence examples for rightfully upset from inspiring English sources

MANY people became rightfully upset about bailouts given to big banks during the mortgage crisis.

Anyone with a brain is rightfully upset by Trump's recent remarks that he wants to ban Muslims from migrating to the United States, never mind that he has extensive business dealings in Muslim countries or that he's also hypocritically professed to love Muslims.

Obviously, many things went wrong during the breach disclosure and in the aftermath, and people are rightfully upset at the way Equifax has handled the situation.

Paulson said the the American people are "rightfully" upset about fat paychecks for jobs badly done, but insisted that limits on financial executives' pay stay out of the bailout bill in order to avoid "undermining the effectiveness of this program".

LVG was rightfully upset at the way this whole thing went down.

Sarandon told reporters she believes people are "rightfully upset about the inequality".

The world will rightfully be upset over so much inhumanity, and a hate will burn that can never be extinguished . . .

But it is rightfully worried.

Although you may, rightfully so, be upset about the news and the method in which it was delivered - you have to deal with the truth and move on.

War, hunger, and disease are all terrible, tragic occurrences that should rightfully get us upset and motivate all caring people to do what they can to bring those situations to an end.

While you may feel rightfully angry and upset about the loss, if you continue to feel this way over a long period of time, you reduce your chances of getting back on your feet and looking for a new job.