Sentence examples for rightly grounded from inspiring English sources
Representative Sherwood Boehlert, a New York Republican who is chairman of the House Science Committee, said the shuttle program was "rightly grounded".
While this rightly identifies that violence is grounded in the socially produced ideologies and structures of gender, it can also lessen attention to men's violent practices.
He also rightly sees grounds for optimism in the emergence of activist citizens and nongovernmental organizations focused on strengthening Pakistani education.
Beer: That's not to say we're not grounded in analysis as a company however, because we rightly are.
This set of stamps rightly pays tribute to the comedians who have made the nation laugh out loud at their ground-breaking comedy genius".
PRESIDENT BUSH The commanders on the ground rightly make the decision as to how to enforce the no-fly zone.
Dad rightly stood his ground – something that made absolute sense in the months and years that followed.
In Indiana, lawmakers last month already tried to emulate the Utah "compromise" -- a supposed LGBT bill rights bill with broad, offensive religious exemptions -- and when LGBT advocates rightly stood their ground and refused, the bill was killed altogether.
The presence of US forces on the ground is rightly more contentious.
The passion is genuine, though, and Mr. Mount quite rightly takes the high ground in making his appeal.
