Sentence examples for rightly emphasizes from inspiring English sources

Silverman, in "Begin Again," rightly emphasizes Cage's later obsession with Thoreau, who said, "Silence is the universal refuge".

Gopnik rightly emphasizes how Sartre and Camus's theoretical disagreements over political philosophy are reflected in the sad history of their lost friendship.

Yagoda rightly emphasizes the importance of Rousseau's "Confessions" — published in 1782, four years after the philosopher's death — for the secular transformation of the genre.

"Fearful of Restive Foreign Labor, Dubai Eyes Reforms" (front page, Aug. 6) rightly emphasizes the odd creation that is the United Arab Emirates: a land without enough people.

Fallows rightly emphasizes the deeply rooted poverty and the accompanying perils and opportunities that are present in China's bypassed far-western regions.

She rightly emphasizes what Woolf was long reluctant to say: that his Jewishness alienated him once he began school and that, in the at best casually anti-Semitic world of the British intelligentsia, it affected all his relations.

Press coverage has rightly emphasized grief and the question of why antidotes were not immediately available.

PRESIDENT OBAMA has rightly emphasized America's commitment to complying with international law.

It is consistent with the idea, rightly emphasized by Haidt, that much rapid-fire decision making comes from the gut.

You have rightly emphasized the importance of programs for special groups like sex workers in controlling the AIDS epidemic.

He has rightly emphasized the importance of social mobility to America's fortunes and has rightly sounded an alarm that such mobility is on the wane.