Sentence examples for rightly be considered from inspiring English sources

He or she would rightly be considered a chump.

However, The Roebuck can rightly be considered a superstar in its own right.

She reflected that selling swastikas and portraits of Hitler would rightly be considered an outrage.

But in so far as their work seeks to undermine consumer culture, it might rightly be considered avant-garde.

A Home Office spokesperson said: "We will not shoulder the burden of asylum claims which should rightly be considered by other countries.

The latter group can rightly be considered a product of the 1968 generation and many of PT's leaders were veterans of its failure.

"Journalists of your generation," said British playwright Tom Stoppard yesterday to a roomful of students gathered at the Salzburg Academy on Media & Global Change, "very often and quite rightly are considering things you'd like to change in the world -- if possible, by Tuesday.

The authors rightly counsel that this diagnosis be considered in any patient presenting with fever, malaise, leukocytosis, dysphagia, upper gastrointestinal haemorrhage or neurological symptoms after catheter ablation.

More paediatric research is therefore needed. 1 While children are rightly considered to be vulnerable and in need of protection against risky and burdensome research procedures, withholding children from participation in clinical research might be considered unethical as well; children deserve to get access to the benefits of clinical research.

"I sort of see Suttles in terms of the Negro leagues almost on a plane with Buck Leonard, who is considered, rightly or wrongly, the black Lou Gehrig, Dr. Hogann said.

Premier Denis Napthine said some in the community still suffered the impacts of historical convictions for consensual acts that rightly were not considered a crime today.