Sentence examples for rightly add from inspiring English sources

And, one might rightly add, Christian Liaigre furniture.

The disappointment would rightly add to the punishment, he reckons.

And, they rightly add, the G.O.P. today is so cynical, so bought and paid for by Big Oil, that only a couple of Republican senators would have the courage and vision to vote for a price on carbon.

Unless copyrighted content detection just happened to be announced by Google at the same time a possible acquisition of YouTube and their technology was under discussion – that alone may rightly add more fuel to the fire.

Later, he rightly adds, "No single individual can save an organization".

Nobody I speak to expects Mr Howard to win, though one rightly adds: "But you never know with Howard".Mr Rudd's launch is impressive, with all the tight control and careful timing that have marked his campaign.

He confided to his publisher that the boldness of his exposition attracted readers and rightly added that his work, because it was based on less extensive reading than he might have wished, had the originality of a solitary thinker.

And, Torrez rightly added, "for being a good enough pitcher to get the ball in that situation, and for being competitive enough so that I was happy to get the chance".

"If Luis says that, and they won the match, then I'm going to listen to that," Javi Gracia said, rightly adding: "I leave here feeling like we deserved a bit more".

Goodman suggests that this pro-reading anxiety helps to refute "Nicholas Carr's assertion that the Web is making us stupid, or at least, less likely to read serious, long-form books"; he suggests the same thing about the enthusiastic response, from the social-media community, to Susan's post; but he rightly adds: Does this list only contribute to your anxiety about not having read enough?

Lewis also rightly adds that a somewhat different suburbia will emerge from the crash.