Sentence examples for rightly convey from inspiring English sources

Graham Moore's screenplay, Tyldum's direction and Benedict Cumberbatch's lead performance all rightly convey anger at this tragic waste, although the movie insists on a faintly glib alignment of genius, autism and homosexuality, and also overloads the drama with fictional speculations about Soviet spying and the "fifth man", John Cairncross.

Worst of all, at this juncture in the year-old financial crisis, when perceived weakness of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac threaten global financial upheaval, Mr. Bush's veto threat undermines the urgency that his treasury secretary is rightly seeking to convey.

These people didn't want to be there, but they felt, rightly, that this extreme effort was the only means available to convey their opinions effectively.

Amell is rightly famous for his abs, but he's done his best to convey the character's emotional dilemmas, and he's become more convincing as the show has evolved and become even more sure of itself.

The show was rightly lauded for its realism, and for seven critically acclaimed seasons it aimed to convey the feel of Baltimore.

A contemporary review in the Times saw quite rightly that the film was best when sound was used "impressionistically", rather than to "convey information or to illustrate character".

Hand signals convey responses.

The loops convey gravity.

Gays convey sophistication, too.

How might they convey that?

What does our card convey?