Sentence examples for rightly different from inspiring English sources

Weight and comfort: Each person's impression of weight and feel is rightly different but there are some things to assess: Does it weigh less than your usual paperback?

The issues that they are debating in Edinburgh are (quite rightly) very different from those being debated on the Today programme this morning.

"Differing economic circumstances rightly bring out different priorities," Mr. Sperling said.

Whether Mr. Snowden is a patriot and whether he acted rightly are two different questions.

The German public will rightly ask how different would lending by the proposed European Monetary Union to member countries in distress be from the sort of sovereign bailouts that are supposed to be proscribed by existing Euro-zone agreements.

The journeys will all be different, and rightly so, but they will all require brave leadership.

The medicinal and recreational policy framework and regulatory conditions are very different – and rightly so.

The national focus on the Living Wage rightly focused attention on different ways of reducing poverty and inequality.

I, for example, now wear a size 11 shoe as opposed to a 7. I tend to view Linux as two different animals, rightly or wrongly.

Pascal (1976, p. 122f) rightly said 'Faith is different from proof: one is human, the other is a gift from God. "The just shall live by faith": it is this faith that God puts in one's heart: "faith comes by hearing".

A simplifying hypothesis of the model is that this tension (which being homogeneous is also the average tension in the z direction) is proportional to the average contractility (but not the local contractility which as the reviewer rightly underlines is very different, as the viscous part of the stress also enters there).