Sentence examples for rightly achieved from inspiring English sources
Spurious rumours matter not, however: through years of turbulence and triumph she has rightly achieved her status as an official Feminist Role Model.
"Graham has rightly achieved 'legend' status at our club and I trust that history will treat him with the respect that his endeavours for this club deserve".
He rightly distinguishes between achieved and ascribed identity.
Let's be very clear about what the law is rightly or wrongly achieving.
"It is right that candid military analysis keeps the government aware of constraints while the government, rightly, seeks to achieve the maximum effect with the assets available.
He should be rightly proud of what he achieved".
The president supports a two-state solution but rightly believes that can be achieved only through negotiations.
He was rightly proud of what he achieved as a minister and impatient with those who disparaged what politics could do.
The United States, which recognizes the Communist government in Beijing as the sole government of China, rightly insists that reunification be achieved by peaceful means.
He's achieved phenomenal things, and rightly should be regarded as one of England's great coaches.
The No More Page 3 group fought a thankless campaign with humour and courage, and today should be rightly proud of all they have achieved.
