Sentence examples for rightly challenged from inspiring English sources
Jeremy Corbyn has rightly challenged the party to rethink the way in which it does politics.
In his speech last month, Mr. Bush rightly challenged the U.N. to demonstrate that it had resolve and relevance.
Taken aback by what he was told by the group of rescue workers, trainees known as the white helmets, he continued: "We in Britain have been rightly challenged about Saudi Arabia in Yemen and why we maintain our confidence in the Saudis not breaching international law.
Many who are parenting now came of age during an era that rightly challenged conventions of privilege and power.
Social media theorist Nathan Jurgenson has rightly challenged the fallacy of "digital dualism" and argued against the sharp distinction drawn between online and "real" lives.
Kagan, along with fellow law school deans T. Alexander Aleinikoff of Georgetown, Harold Koh of Yale and Larry Kramer of Standford noted that: "When dictatorships have passed... our government has rightly challenged such acts as fundamentally lawless.
"We are rightly challenging this.
The states and various environmental groups will rightly challenge this latest decision in court.
Larry Elliott rightly challenges Alistair Darling's continued trust in the current tripartite system of monitoring and regulating the financial sector.
ROYAL FURGESON Dallas To the Editor: Sara Mosle rightly challenges Steven Brill's claim that "truly effective teaching" can "overcome student indifference, parental disengagement and poverty".
"These measures will shine a light on a company's policy so that women can rightly challenge their employer where they are not being properly valued and rewarded".
