Sentence examples for rightly hailed from inspiring English sources

President Obama rightly hailed the vote as a tribute to Turkish democracy.

The move was rightly hailed as a milestone for the state.

Guidebooks have rightly hailed Pivovarsky dum, a microbrewery with a beautifully hoppy Pilsner.

For the remaining 10 years of his life he was routinely (and rightly) hailed as the world's greatest living choreographer.

Bad Monkey Carl Hiaasen Sphere, £16.99 Hiaasen's latest subtropical screwball comedy has been rightly hailed as a return to form.

Not as a verdict on the show — which has been rightly hailed and heralded across the world — but as a vignette of our contemporary busyness.

In "A Watershed Agreement" (editorial, Sept. 10), you rightly hail the new Catskills agreement that both protects sensitive lands near the Belleayre Ski Center and allows a scaled-down resort project to advance there.

He had achieved near-superstar status in the 60s and 70s, then lost his audience and his health, and had yet to win over the new young following who would later rightly hail him as a guitar hero.

The Bush and Obama administrations can rightly hail their rescue of the auto industry as a success — a rejuvenated G.M. has spent $5 billion in capital investment and added 15,000 jobs, and the Treasury estimates the rescue saved more than a million jobs in the United States, including those in the supply chain.

Michael Wilbon of ESPN.com rightly hails the heroic return of forward Dave Bolland — prompting everyone who does not own a Blackhawks jersey to say, um, who? — which Nicholas Cotsonika of Yahoo.com describes as a small bright moment in a season full of head injury gloom.

The agreement has rightly been hailed as a historic turning point, but the cost of bringing all sides together was considerable.