Sentence examples for rightly exposed from inspiring English sources
"The Problem With Greenburgh's Problem Solver" (June 26) rightly exposed the Town of Greenburgh's current dysfunctional government.
She rightly exposed the pursuit of misguided, domestically driven policies as self-defeating in the mid to long term.
A big majority of British respondents told YouGov, another pollster, that rival newspapers had "rightly" exposed serious allegations against the News of the World.
MA Hobbins Woking Surrey Your editorial ("Enough gimmicks. Hard-pressed families need a decent income", Comment) rightly exposed just how un-family and child-friendly the government's record is.
On the contrary, Miliband and Labour have done their best to vilify and discredit the SNP and to dissociate themselves from any alignment, a policy that the SNP has rightly exposed, resulting in the anticipated humbling of Labour in Scotland.
In "The Conservative Epiphany" (column, March 10), Paul Krugman rightly exposes certain conservatives' reluctant recognition of the mendacity and failure of the Bush administration's policies.
Dr Gavin Lewis Manchester In the same way as progressive people rightly expose the ideology behind Nato's destruction of countries such as Iraq and Libya, we should also respond to and expose an ideology that enables men to butcher people like animals.
So to what extent were UK officers involved in the battle and in the command structure of coalition forces which took the decision to use white phosphorus shells in that manner at Falluja? Norman Dombey Professor emeritus of theoretical physics, University of Sussex George Monbiot rightly exposes the double standards in US foreign and military policy.
Additionally, given the limited resources, the flood non-exposed community experienced neglect as the focus of intervention, and rightly so, was on the flood exposed communities.
We are all rightly shocked when failures in care are exposed.
The public will be rightly shocked by the poor standards of care exposed at this hospital.
