Sentence examples for rightly balanced from inspiring English sources
He complimented the fact that philosophical discussions in the book is rightly balanced by action sequences, commending the way in which Sati's fight with the assassins is described.
Similarly, the additional model only provides a benefit if it is of a rightly balanced ability to describe the data; otherwise using the additional model worsens the performance.
I think feminism has, quite rightly, balanced things out, but I do think men are struggling certainly in the Asian community, because they are the last to go through this adjustment.
The government has rightly committed to balancing the books and eliminating the national deficit but the challenges facing Jerry and Jessica, and many tens of thousands of other people, makes it all the more important to ensure that financially responsible government also means compassionate government.
The president rightly prided himself on the creation of a government evenly balanced between women and men — an instance of gender parity that has become the law in French politics.
Finally, the conclusions are balanced in the sense that the authors have rightly identified the limit of their exercise which is the generalization of their results to a real PK data analysis: only one random effect, no covariance parameters, only slope parameters, etc.
Ofsted concluded, quite rightly: "The present pattern of choice of instruments is limiting some pupils' access to worthwhile and musically balanced ensemble experiences".
Our best moments are when we do the right things rightly through a balance of necessity and choice, for pragmatic as well as idealistic reasons.
It was important for me to have those balancing factors so that I could see myself rightly in the spectrum of photographers.
Donald Trump can rightly be called polarizing, but Shkreli cannot: he seems to have precious few fans to balance out his innumerable detractors.
