Sentence examples for rightly makes from inspiring English sources

It is a fine return, one that rightly makes Pellegrini proud.

The sidewalk sale rightly makes its stock available to everyone who walks in the door (or door equivalent).

Viewers are obviously entertained by the details of other people's misery, but acknowledging this voyeuristic instinct rightly makes people feel guilty.

The school, rightly, makes a big play over the amount of money it disburses in fellowships and aid to help the less affluent attend.

And as the article rightly makes clear most of the mistakes are made at national level: not least by the UK.

Your March 6 editorial " 'If You Bring In the Cops' ") rightly makes the case that Afghanistan's future lies in the ability to successfully connect the Afghan people to their government.

Their feats have rightly made them famous.

Rather, the movie rightly made people uncomfortable.

This was the critique that Mr Enríquez-Ominami rightly made.

In such circumstances selectors, quite rightly, make a special note.

Cameron rightly made plain on Friday he will not play the patsy for posturers.