Sentence examples for rightly deemed from inspiring English sources

One official rightly deemed the turnout as "disgraceful" for a city of opinionated people.

Hollywood's attitude to women and age is widely and rightly deemed to be ridiculous.

A federal court rightly deemed that effort an unconstitutional infringement of free speech.

No American sports story has been so often told, and no athlete so rightly deemed a hero.

They were rightly deemed sufficient for European heads of government to decide to offer Turks membership talks, which duly began in October 2005.

Given its strong ideological basis, the Nobel prize – which even the Americans crave – ought not be awarded to economics (quite rightly deemed as "the dismal science").

All that and more may be needed to eliminate lapses that the RAND team rightly deems "serious threats to the health of the American public".

Joined with the opportunity to comment on current affairs, he rightly deems it "a full life".

Seeing a pink triangle next to a yellow star marked Jude, we comfortably include prejudice against the gay and lesbian in the rubric of our enemies' evil, as part of a set of attitudes that we rightly deem mind-boggling, incomprehensible, and foreign to what is good in ourselves, in our heritage.

These may rightly be deemed among the most brilliant achievements of the human mind.

But if CTCs are present in all of these extensions, even through the details of the CTCs may vary from one extension to another, then the state on Σ0 can rightly be deemed to be responsible for the fact that subsequently CTCs did develop.