Sentence examples for rightly esteem from inspiring English sources
Turner once had himself lashed to a ship's mast to record a storm first-handThe British rightly esteem their watercolour tradition.
But the fine Italian group Voces Intimae, specialists in musicians connected to Goethe's circle at Weimar (where Hummel lived out his last years), rightly esteem his piano trios.
Courage is rightly esteemed the first of human qualities... because it is the quality that guarantees all others.
Davis is best known, and rightly esteemed, for his later, tightly composed, hyperactive, flag-bright pictures, with crisp planes and emphatic lines, loops, and curlicues, often featuring gnomic words ("champion," "pad," "else") and almost always incorporating his signature as a dashing pictorial element.
Even at UC Berkeley, rightly esteemed for its academics, graduation rates for football players and men's basketball players during the last decade hovered near the bottom of the entire NCAA (although they took a turn for the better in the last couple of years).
But as my esteemed colleague rightly points out: "much of the rest of the ABC's contribution to Australian life is just as saturated with left-wing propaganda as its news and current affairs".
Whether it is designed well or poorly, its value lies elsewhere, and elsewhere, rightly, lies our esteem.
And one that our esteemed editor, David Remnick, rightly objects to as a general policy.
Yvette Cooper, the shadow home secretary, said: "Everyone other than the extremists agree that we should robustly defend and actively promote the pluralistic values our society rightly holds in esteem.
There are in fact few things in life so wounding to self-esteem as to be excluded from a gathering where you think you rightly belong.
