Sentence examples for rightly label from inspiring English sources

Acts that we rightly label as "terrorism" do occur (and we certainly need to protect ourselves from them), but what the west is facing is a growing political insurgency.

Modern readers rightly label such words misogynistic.

The country's corrupt President, who one could rightly label now as "outgoing," was driven by such power hunger he amended the constitution through a fraudulent referendum in order to remain in office beyond his December, 2009 term limit.

Jon Jones had his meetings with what Joe Rogan rightly labelled a murderer's row of light heavyweights.

Hillary Clinton, even more than her husband, incited the anger of what she rightly labeled "a vast, rightwing conspiracy".

It has been rightly labelled a fortress – aggressively turning its back on the communities whose public spaces and services will pay a heavy price for its presence, should it be built.

She said in the interview that rolling back the Bush tax cuts "should not be rightly labeled as a tax increase" because without Congressional action the cuts are to expire on Jan . 1 , 2011

The film-maker swiftly dispensed with what he quite rightly labelled "vile, misogynistic shit", and rather more politely pointed out that anyone who felt their childhood was about to be ruined by a Hollywood comedy should probably get out more.

There were a few orange slices on the soggy floor, a crumpled wrapper of a supposedly nutritional health bar, a few stale bagels and muffins and chocolate chip cookies on the counter, a pot of coffee, labeled decaffeinated, although one could debate the value of "useless dark brown water," as David Letterman rightly labels it.

As Judge Glenn Berman noted before handing down Dharun Ravi's sentence on Monday, Ravi never said it clearly enough, to enough of the people affected by what the judge rightly labeled his "colossal insensitivity," and with what felt like a genuine enough sense of regret.

Some Republicans, such as Sens. John McCain (Ariz). and Lindsey Graham (S.C ., are putting principle before party by protesting Trump's coziness with a regime that the GOP's previous nominee, Mitt Romney, rightly labeled America's "number one geopolitical foe". Yet they appear to be losing.