Sentence examples for rightly high from inspiring English sources

The expectations are rightly high – Postecoglou has used repetitive language in the media and in camp to ensure the nation doesn't undersell itself and with that comes pressure – but any criticism needs to be informed and with the current context in mind.

Expectations for Dark Souls are rightly high, and Ashes of Ariandel doesn't hit the mark.

The actual raising of the dead man is rightly the high point.

Local environmental problems of noise and air pollution will, rightly, rank high among objections to specific plans.

While she was rightly afforded high praise, Knox offered emotional sentiment towards Mike Flemming, his influential college coach who died from lung failure two years ago.

Launchbury is only 24, and was, rightly, ranked high among the contenders for the captaincy before Jones gave it to Dylan Hartley.

And above all, we must be guided by users, who rightly set high expectations for experience quality and integrity in their relationship with us.

"People rightly have high expectations of the care the NHS offers, and they want more control over their own health - which is why the bill will give more power to patients and drive up the quality of care.

We know many of our members do not use their full ratio level at present, because such young children rightly demand high levels of individual attention and care to thrive.

While JK Galbraith rightly called high executive pay "a warm personal gesture by the individual to himself", a bonus has little to do with any incentive, except sometimes as a goad to short-termism.

"We entirely respect the verdict reached by the jury today; the burden of proof in our system is quite rightly very high and we thank them for considering this matter so carefully".