Sentence examples for rightly known from inspiring English sources
Toyota is rightly known for popularizing the hybrid.
In existence for roughly two centuries, Remington is rightly known as "America's oldest gunmaker".
In "The Sparsholt Affair," the fun and the frisson for which Hollinghurst is so rightly known have been dutifully faded.
"In some things, Italy is rightly known for creativity and innovation, but it is at its core an archaic civilization.
Though he is rightly known as one of the world's great returners, he could win only seven points against Djokovic's serve on Thursday.
Dickson Carr was rightly known as the "master of the locked-room mystery" and this entire list could, with some justification, have been made solely from JDC books.
I don't rightly know, she said.
What you should do with it once you've made it, I don't rightly know.
But I was interested in the first, the raw idea, especially after she described to me their conversation when Lowry first showed it to her. "What do you think it is, Mrs Marshall?" "I don't rightly know, Mr Lowry".
Blunden's only gesture towards dialect is a completely pointless dropping of an H: "Somebody turned up from the 'ousing office a few days ago, a dancer or singer or something to do with the theatre, I don't rightly know".
