Sentence examples for rightly believing from inspiring English sources

In some respects, Casement was one of the realists among Republican leaders (in part, he came to Ireland in 1916 to try to stop the rising, rightly believing it would not succeed without more German aid than he believed to be coming).

Third set [6-4, 3-6] Federer *5 - 5 Davydenko "Sorry - I had mistakenly gone to the BBC coverage and was wondering why there were no pithy remarks along with the commentary," says Keric Morris, rightly believing that flattery will put his name in lights.

After the Berlin Wall fell, he refused to fly there to make a triumphal speech, rightly believing that "sticking it in Gorbachev's eye" was a terrible idea.

That honesty, Vishneva rightly believes, has affected the way she dances her more traditional repertory.

Mr Steele says he rightly believed that any occupation should be short-lived.

Elisabet rightly believes she is not safe as long as Maria lives.

The international community may rightly believe that both borrowers and lenders have been forewarned.

Casson rightly believed that Jim's equally patrician manner would make him acceptable to Darwin.

The president supports a two-state solution but rightly believes that can be achieved only through negotiations.

Both men rightly believe that the middle of a financial crisis is no time for ideological inflexibility.

Many such people avoided healthcare settings which they (rightly) believed could be punitive – which could have aided HIV's transmission.