Sentence examples for rightly ambitious from inspiring English sources

The programme is rightly ambitious.

I've never worked inside the party side of politics, so I haven't an informed view on how so capable and rightly ambitious a man can have allowed such fatal slackness.

"We are rightly very ambitious and I am delighted the city region's importance to the national economy has been recognised.

Rumsfeld was rightly skeptical of the ambitious Iraqi exile Ahmad Chalabi, who, having won the ear of other American war planners, gave them a wildly inaccurate picture of the situation in Iraq.

"That is beyond my knowledge, but he is ambitious and rightly so.

This ambitious venture is rightly the most anticipated event of the Met season.

The agenda for delivering this development now rightly intertwines inclusive economic growth, ambitious improvements in our social infrastructure for education, gender parity and improved health, as well as lower emissions.

The New Yorker's Adam Gopnik described Berger as "startlingly young-looking" in a piece last fall on the local foods movement, and she is, but as Gussow's anecdote illustrates, Berger and her colleagues at Just Food are also wildly ambitious -- and rightly so, according to Gussow, who's been living La Vida Local for decades.

Whether Klinsmann is rightly daring or ruinously over-ambitious.

My friend, therefore, rightly feels perplexed at the growing and ambitious American presence in the Arab world.

Other clubs, Saints included, will be back stronger and even more ambitious next season; as Cockerill rightly suggests "the days of one side dominating for several years are probably gone".