Sentence examples for rightly defines from inspiring English sources

He rightly defines the black majority as middle class, but never imagines that population beyond the confines of the argument against affirmative action.

We can imagine him galled at this outcome, a small-minded racist rightly defined by his ugliest moment.

And then, two minutes after the start, he was pointing to the penalty spot: a brilliant, brave decision, and one which rightly defined him.

"We as a family have listened intently to the evidence … and are in no doubt given the racial and political motivation that this should be rightly defined as an act of terrorism.

In essence, Sorai believed that by rightly defining words he was providing the foundations for the integrity of a rightly governed social and political order.

Posthumanism, in this acception, has been rightly defined as a post-humanism and a post-anthropocentrism [9]; I would like to stress it, more generally, as a post-centralizing as well: a "post" which is constantly opening possibilities and does not comply with hierarchical ways of thinking [20].

Most people rightly define individualism in terms of what they want it to mean for them.

Rightly defined by Mitsch and Jørgensen [ 1], "the ecological engineering is the design of sustainable ecosystems that integrate human society with its natural environment for the benefit of both".

He's still brilliant and gives perhaps the most eloquent definition of rap, that it should rightly be defined not as a pop music but as "folk art".

But Reggio has rightly refused to define the film's specific meaning; he even fought unsuccessfully with the distributor for the film to have no title.

Rogers never dared to claim we are altogether good, but he did believe that "the bad" within us can never rightly become the defining characteristic of our identity.