Sentence examples for rightly enjoyed from inspiring English sources

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.

And those taught that they deserve nothing rightly enjoy it when they succeed in terms the culture understands.

Democrats balked — not out of opposition to the tax breaks, which rightly enjoy bipartisan support, but because Mr. Ensign wanted to tack them on to the foreclosure bill without paying for them.

"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".

He had suffered a few health setbacks but also seemed, quite rightly, to be enjoying life on his own terms, as a husband and father to a young child.

In a circular released last week, the government stated: "The government of Iceland is concerned that our country's businesses are unable to promote themselves across Europe in association with their place of origin – a place of which we are rightly proud and enjoys a very positive national branding".

Given a population of individuals each with a particular genetic makeup that fixes for that individual a profile of native talent, the question for the equal opportunity theorist is what must be done to or for such individuals if they are to be rightly regarded as enjoying equal opportunity.