Sentence examples for rightly gives from inspiring English sources
Klein rightly gives voice to the throttled victims — their moment is overdue.
Rupert Everett rightly gives him equal amounts of sleekness and agitation.
He rightly gives the pun the broadest definition, encompassing all the linguistic, symbolic and even gestural ambiguities of communication.
This resolution rightly gives Mr. Eide the powers to directly coordinate all of the support provided by international donors.
In contrast, Mr. Kennedy said, the Democratic bill "rightly gives first priority to the millions of Americans who have lost their jobs in the current sagging economy".
The story of Eve, and its implications for the role of women, have been a bone of contention too.Professor Hendel rightly gives plenty of space to the views of Baruch Spinoza, a 17th-century Dutch-Jewish heretical philosopher.
May has rightly given herself time for reflection.
She rightly gave up on me and went over to Mary Ellen, and said it again.
He claimed that no person can rightly give moral advice to themselves and should instead rely on direction from angels.
Long recognized as having had an important influence on Vermeer, de Hooch and ter Borch are rightly given particular prominence.
Much attention is rightly given to reducing the 3,000 deaths on our roads, including talk of tough new alcohol limits.
