Sentence examples for rightly dominated from inspiring English sources

Mr. Delavan's Falstaff, whose belly will doubtless stay put in future performances, rightly dominated the stage in personality and vocalism, and was quite magnificent dressed up for ill-fated trysts.

Civilian suffering has, quite rightly, dominated the headlines.

Here's the other set of circumstances that must be mentioned in relation to this show: The past year, the news has been rightly dominated by events in Ferguson, Missouri, and various protests relating to allegations of police brutality.

The extent of the epidemic and the devastation it has caused has clearly, and rightly, dominated both the scientific discourse and media reporting.

Ms. Whelan is wonderful here, engaged and enigmatic, but it's Mr. Garcia who rightly dominates the stage.

Nelson and Dobbin rightly dominate as the central couple, singing with intense nobility, their final scene together conveying a flood of pent-up emotion by the most restrained means.

Bürger rightly dominates with singing of great bravado and warmth: Arden should do something with his over-extravagant hand gestures, but this is a performance of considerable distinction.

Both these responses agree in holding that moral reasons rightly dominate all others.

Health care is rightly dominating the national debate, but with children all across the country heading back to school, education, currently seated in the back row of the national classroom, is raising its hand and asking to be called on.

"The last century, as Vince has quite rightly said, has been dominated by one party – the Conservative party – on a minority of the vote.

The playlists are dominated, probably rightly, by the American-bred genre known colloquially as soul – the daytime playlist opens with The Temptations' wrenching Ain't Too Proud To Beg, while Erykah Badu's winding Woo closes the nighttime offering, and titans like Al Green, Aretha Franklin, Beyoncé, John Legend and Stevie Wonder dot the playlists as well.