Sentence examples for rightly entitled from inspiring English sources
It is rightly entitled "Dangerous Games".
"My constituents are rightly entitled to the truth about these allegations.
From this point on, it doesn't matter what she does.' She's a symbol of Christie and the power structure that refuses to give Newark what it feels rightly entitled to".
In other words, Perry fabricates a life that's like his own but which is crowned with a degree of success that, though he's rightly entitled to imagine it, hasn't quite arrived yet.
Is the public school system rightly entitled to the power it exercises in establishing curricula that parents might find objectionable e.g., science curricula that mandate the teaching of human evolution but not creationism or intelligent design and literature curricula that mandate the teaching of novels dealing with sexual themes?
David Rogers, chair of the Local Government Association's Community Wellbeing Board, said: "As this report highlights, the sad reality is that many carers don't recognise themselves as such and fail to seek the support to which they are rightly entitled, and which is widely available through their local authority".
It is generally illegal to publish — i.e., post — an entire copyrighted work without consent, and quite rightly: people are entitled to be paid for their work.
She enjoys this on top of being entitled (quite rightly) to health services back in Greece.
The Sunnis believe that he and the three caliphs before him were all rightly guided and therefore entitled to succeed the prophet; Ali is not excluded from this list.
Instead of pretending that the treaty works, Mr. Bush rightly acknowledges that a liberal democracy like India is entitled to a nuclear program as much as we are.
