Sentence examples for rightly anticipated from inspiring English sources

The basis of what I rightly anticipated would prove a miscalculation went back to Archie's academic background.

With great foresight, Meade rightly anticipated that Lee would seek to smash his lines up the center.

Tom Dulack, the scriptwriter and director, rightly anticipated an intelligent, engaged audience, and responses to question were uniformly perceptive.

There will always be more viewers than filmmakers, more college students than artists, and Vogel rightly anticipated that the center of serious discussion about movies would, in the future, be the university.

Rightly anticipating the full Violet Elizabeth Bott, they grudgingly give us a pew with a view.

Rightly anticipating that Giles' twirlers are twirling even less than usual he charges down the pitch and blugeons him over long off for a six.

Each 1% of extra performance attracted around $9m of new assets.Such a return-chasing approach might be justified if investors were rightly anticipating that a short-term improvement in the returns of a particular hedge fund indicated a long-term shift in favour of its style.

With the documented strengths of electronic modes of administration over paper [ 5] one might rightly anticipate a quantitative difference in the data captured on different modes of the same questionnaire due to the simple fact that there is better quality data being captured on the electronic system (e.g., fewer items of missing data, no out of range data).

McCleen's debut has rightly been much anticipated, not least because the author grew up in a similarly fundamentalist environment and the authenticity of the experience is part of what makes the book – and its astonishing young heroine – so memorable.

The place has already inspired opportunists in the art world to put down stakes in Beacon, N.Y., anticipating (rightly, probably) that Dia will make this unlikely town a pilgrimage spot for global art lovers.

Anticipating, rightly, that her Manhattan digs would be cramped and her budget stretched, Ms. Werkheiser, 26, shipped 18 boxes of her clothes to her parents' house in Omaha before moving here from San Francisco.