2. Burst of celebratory publicity rightly enjoyed by a man.
The process by which speculative euphoria leads to bubbles and disasters was well described by the economist Hyman Minsky, and his work has rightly enjoyed a revival since the crisis.
"We do not believe this privatisation is in any way necessary and we fear for the reputation the gallery rightly enjoys around the world as one of our country's greatest cultural assets".
It rightly enjoys a worldwide must-visit reputation, and every year we calmly and professionally see six million people through our doors and into our beautiful rooms lined with priceless masterpieces.
They were rightly enjoying their time in the spotlight.
Last week's personal-tech feature was about a turntable guide which the headline writer rightly titled, "Enjoying Turntables Without Obsessing".
After this display of superhuman physical fortitude, one might rightly expect to enjoy a break – to get a bit of rest while finally tearing into all the raw fish, soft cheese and hard booze you've been missing for nine months.
When I am away from her presence, mine, too, is the anxious anticipation of her texts, emails or calls to say, "I love you!" While we rightly and roundly enjoy the fruits of our physical intimacy, given to us as a sacred trust by God, our greater intimacy is transcendent of human touch.
Long-lived Spaniards are rightly proud that they enjoy free health care from cradle to grave.
