Sentence examples for rightly consistent from inspiring English sources
The organisers at Ascot are utterly correct in allowing tattoos in the royal enclosure, and rightly consistent.
Are things rightly ordered?
They've rightly gone for consistent selection but for some reason they aren't functioning.
Turning to the home front, Obama issued another call for "common-sense" gun-control measures, which he rightly insisted were consistent with the Second Amendment.
And Warnock said his team have been rightly rewarded for their consistent performances, despite suffering only their second home defeat of the season against Leeds.
It is consistent with the idea, rightly emphasized by Haidt, that much rapid-fire decision making comes from the gut.
The shadow chancellor, George Osborne, never developed a consistent economic message, choosing – perhaps rightly – to downplay the austerity message in favour of caution.
That Louis C.K. took a year off from his highly and rightly lauded series in order to keep fresh is consistent with what we have come to know and respect about him.
"It's also a venue which put consistent effort into addressing public safety issues, and was rightly recognised for having done so.
The consistent use of competence-based curricula which today can rightly be described as "state of the art" would therefore meet key claims made by HOs in this study.
The McClintock case is another powerful argument for saying: if you are serious about your religion, be consistent and honest and accept the consequences, as Mr McClintock has rightly done by resigning.
