Sentence examples for rightly interested from inspiring English sources

"The public is rightly interested in what the candidates have to say about the tragedy that has struck New York," said Joseph DePlasco, a spokesman for Mark Green, one of the Democratic mayoral candidates.

The reason Kennan considered the United Nations a bad idea was that it is an organization based on the pretense that every nation can subscribe disinterestedly to international legal principles — when nations are always, and rightly, interested primarily in preserving or extending their own power.

The reason Kennan considered the United Nations a bad idea was that it is an organization based on the pretense that every nation can subscribe disinterestedly to international legal principles when nations are always, and rightly, interested primarily in preserving or extending their own power.

British Foreign Policy in the Era of American Hegemony, tells me that it is important to remember Cold War history here: "The rest of the world was rightly interested in US elections as the US provided the security guarantee for the West.

Schama is rightly interested in the relationships between sitter and artist, portrait and public, but the overwhelming impression is of analysis crowded out by anecdote.

The federal government is rightly interested in a national standard to regulate large amounts of money flowing through our financial system.

Here's how.

Because the oil-producing countries retain up to 90 percent of the profits, the Western oil companies have the delicate task of persuading rightly self-interested governments to share their wealth and sell access to their reserves".

I know you are very much interested, and rightly so, in knowing just what sort of fellow has come along to take your only daughter.

But many Tories rightly say that voters are more interested in the economy.

This is what the public rightly expects of us and we continue to update all interested parties, so that progress and lines of inquiry are clear.