Sentence examples for rightly bound from inspiring English sources

And, because people are rightly bound to ask, we will report on how the Guardian Media Group itself is getting to grips with the issues.

And, because people are rightly bound to ask, we will report on how the Guardian Media Group itself is getting to grips with the issues," Rusbridger wrote.

Something on this scale is bound quite rightly to create a lot of controversy.

The cost incurred to care for a condition is rightly seen as a lower bound on the value of avoiding the condition altogether.

Regulation of certain areas of financial services, such as banking and hedge funds, is bound to increase, quite rightly.

In his review of Go to Gaza, Drink the Sea, Michael Billington rightly notes that "theatre is not bound by rules of impartiality and balance".

Well, I'm sure one could strike some kind of balance among all these; but it would be bound to confuse students (rightly), which is why they would still need analytical skills to sort out the strands.

But as singer Tracey Thorn quite rightly tweeted last week, "So much Bob adulation is bound up in the fact that he looked so cool," which is why, she continued, even more rightly, "Paul Simon loses out, because fewer iconic photos".

The aid people rightly chose the latter even though some congressman is bound to complain about taxpayers' money going to help Islam.So it is normal to have disagreement about the public square.

That is, if a columnist wanted to package a few years' worth of hot takes in bound form, the Los Angeles Times would rightly own that material; any attempt to publish it in book form would require a licensing agreement.

It was bound to release a torrent of protest – and rightly so.