Sentence examples for rightly explained from inspiring English sources

As the comedian Paul Tonkinson once so rightly explained, "People from Yorkshire are very proud of their underachievement.

But as the City Council speaker, Christine Quinn, has rightly explained, depriving hungry children of good breakfasts because they might eat a candy bar or a bowl of cereal first makes no sense.

In response to the criticism that by opting out the Government would be placing the British public at risk, it is rightly explained that the UK could negotiate with other EU member states to opt back into selected measures.

But Justice Sotomayor rightly explained that the principle of double jeopardy applies when a jury makes a decision for acquittal, and that the form of the acquittal is less important than the substantive determination.

It was an obvious mode of better securing the votes; and in the main is rightly explained by Rein, but completely misunderstood by Wunder and others.

A recent article in the New York Times rightly explained the limits and deficiencies in using BMI as an indicator of health and longevity.

This is particularly the case since, as Pasternak and Bailey (2004) rightly explain, "Whether or not a teacher is proficient depends on how we define this multifaceted construct" (p. 163).

My preface was supposed to be an admission I am irreligious and have never experienced before, and therefore lack a means to rightly explain the unmitigated emotion I feel, which can only be truly comprehended through a divinity which tells us we are not piteous specks in an empty universe.

"I was never in the Militant tendency, but you do remember it used to go out of its way, I think quite rightly, to explain to people, it's the state that's going to be violent against people not the other way round".

"The players couldn't say much afterwards, they were very distraught and rightly so," she explained.

Priebus explained, rightly, that the rules are the rules, and that if Trump can't secure the required 1,237 delegates before Cleveland, it's anyone's game.