Sentence examples for rightly forgotten from inspiring English sources
This was a reference to an alleged plan by Saddam to assassinate Bush senior that never got anywhere and that most Americans had rightly forgotten.
Lawrence is fair, but to a tedious fault, revisiting every ballet and Broadway outing (even those rightly forgotten) with cast lists and review excerpts.
Hayes is mostly (and rightly) forgotten in the United States, but not in Paraguay, where memory evolves in the oddest shapes.
Katherine Powers rightly calls this "the nearly forgotten American Catholic countercultural religious and social ferment of the mid-twentieth century".
Here, I should hasten to add that for readers — those sometimes forgotten creatures who quite rightly don't care much about form, preferring to invest themselves in narrative, emotion and character — "The Unfortunates," despite its unorthodox presentation, offers exactly that.
A forced closing of any credit market will rightly unnerve participants, who won't have forgotten the lengthy paralysis induced by the subprime financial crisis.
In David Mermelstein's article about my Los Angeles revival of Arthur Miller's "Man Who Had All the Luck" ["Reviving a Forgotten Miller Play," June 11], the spotlight was rightly put on the Antaeus Company, a Los Angeles theater company of classically trained actors.
The dark forces of reaction are on the march again, supported in their advance by what Paul Krugman once rightly called "the product of the Dark Ages of macroeconomics in which hard-won knowledge has been forgotten".
Forgotten, forgotten, forgotten,.
And rightly so: this often overlooked home of the fashion brand Burberry is a star in its own right – but that fact is forgotten, it seems, when it comes to getting certain improvements under way.
There was victory for a largely forgotten Welshman and an unlikely but superb return from injury for one of Europe's most promising talents, but quite rightly Fowler's thrilling victory at the Players' Championship commands most attention.
