Sentence examples for rightly claimed from inspiring English sources

McIlroy rightly claimed his 18 holes were "up there" with his finest at Augusta.

— his art, extensive collections and immense library, as well as the several buildings he redesigned, turning them, he rightly claimed, into architecture.

What Daniel J. Wakin of The New York Times rightly claimed of that album holds true here: "Listening will restore meaning to the holidays amid the retail onslaught".

But the most performing slots were rightly claimed by mezzos, including Dolora Zajick, Susan Graham, Joyce DiDonato and Ms. von Stade.

It failed to push hard enough in the 1980s for the leaner, fitter economy with less state and more private initiative that it rightly claimed was needed to keep Germany competitive.

Perhaps a hundred years ago, America might have rightly claimed to have been the land of opportunity, or at least a land where there was more opportunity than elsewhere.

The Turkish people rightly claim Yunus as the founder of Turkish literature proper.

If Congress reaches an agreement on the measure, he can rightly claim credit for it.

Thomas L. Freidman rightly claims that "there is no political justification for 9/11, 7/7 or 7/21".

And it is here that the company can rightly claim to have discovered talent.

So dexterously did he navigate the political waters that he could rightly claim credit for bringing about slavery's abolition.