Sentence examples for rightly captured from inspiring English sources

Environmental tragedy in the Philippines has killed thousands of people and rightly captured attention.

Paul Greengrass's thrilling film Captain Phillips, the true-life story of an American container ship encountering pirates, is a film which has rightly captured the HFPA's imagination, with an acting nomination for perennial favourite Tom Hanks and also a supporting nod for first-time Somali-American actor Barkhad Abdi, playing the pirate.

Weide rightly captures the great reinvigoration of Allen's career — and his art — by his departure for Europe.

21, 2008 • To the Editor: You rightly capture the magnitude of the problem of ensuring safe food products.

"I do strive for elegance," he says, "because I believe that poetry is about what Marley called "the beauties" -- a quest for the beauty of language used rightly to capture the range of the imagined and the observed and lived.

The orchestra is rightly a protagonist, capturing the transient glory of a world subject to mortality.

But if the AMAs rightly focus on artists who've captured fans' imagination — a welcome corrective to the Grammys' this-music-is-good-for-you vibe — the show also preserves acts that perhaps should've been allowed to disappear.

Magdalena Rivas, whose son, Lt. Elkin Hernández Rivas, was captured by the FARC a decade ago, is rightly upset because the celebrations have come too soon.

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).

While Leifer has rightly been feted for capturing some of the brightest moments of Ali's boxing career, for others the challenge in photographing Ali was not capturing moments but creating them.

The book captured a moment "when socialist realism decays into black comedy," as Walter Kirn rightly put it.