Sentence examples for rightly marked from inspiring English sources

Friends admitted that Mr Foot did not agree with all the actions since 1997 of Tony Blair – whom he rightly marked out as a man with a great future when he stood in the Beaconsfield by-election in 1982 – and Gordon Brown.

The Farakka barrage could be very rightly marked as a stalemate in water development in such a part of South Asia which is inhabited by some one-fifth of the world's total population.

96% were rightly marked as obstructive.

90% of the central apnoeas were rightly marked as central.

The occasion will, rightly, be marked by governments and women's rights organisations across the world.

Only when the French imperial guard's attack finally faltered, then retreated before a British general advance, came the rightly famous moment that marked the end of the first empire and the revolutionary era.

The external examiner looked at the paper and insisted – rightly – that it had been marked too leniently and failed it.

None of these gestures are clearly marked, but Google (rightly or not) expects users to experiment with these gestures and find them as they use the app.

Such an approach comes as a welcome corrective to the "cliché and commodity" that, Hussey rightly notes, mark most contemporary representations of Paris: "The Eiffel Tower, the Sacré-Coeur, Notre-Dame are all part of a global visual culture, a Disneyfied baby language that distorts and destroys real meaning".

There were two holes in our city that have rightly been treated with reverence; their outlines are now marked by the edges of reflecting pools.

But in the late 1930's, Hitler's Gestapo was demanding that Germans "show us your papers"; fears of that totalitarian trend led Americans rightly to insist that the new cards be clearly marked "Not for Identification".