Sentence examples for rightly challenging from inspiring English sources

"We are rightly challenging this.

Rightly challenging the actions of the officer who stopped her, she was an uppity harridan who clearly did not know her place.

The states and various environmental groups will rightly challenge this latest decision in court.

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.

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".

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.

The show rightly challenges the cliche of the heroic survivor, demonstrating that this isn't the story of any one special person, but of many ordinary people, ranging from the victims to the relatives they left behind, the rescue workers who helped extricate them from the wreckage and even the incidental frequenters of hospital waiting rooms attendant on quite different dramas.

If, after the pizza fails to be delivered, you say, "I don't have the ability to ride a bicycle" it seems I can rightly challenge you: "You said you knew how to ride a bike!" This is evidence that knowing how to do something entails the ability to do it.