Sentence examples similar to rightly merit from inspiring English sources
Of Inclination describes the emergence of the moral responsibility which rightly merits the moral agent praise or blame for actions.
The first and more sweeping poll measured Americans' foreign policy views writ large, painting a picture of a country that has grown rightly skeptical of the merits of interventionism after years of Middle East morass.
Instead the debate is, rightly, concentrated on the broader merits of free movement.
And the vast majority of Indian-Americans I know rightly think they rose on their own merits and not through the assistance of the U.S. government.
When Dan Walker, 38, a rookie on the sofa, recently joined Louise Minchin, 47, a veteran of 10 years of BBC Breakfast, she rightly complained that he was in her place, a place she had earned on merit.
Re "Springsteen's Brilliant Disguise" (June 20): For all its erudite witticisms, the article never analyzes the merit of Mr. Springsteen's art in order to determine if it rightly belongs in a museum.
Far from a sensible discussion of the merits of different voting systems, we have seen torrents of what Jack Straw rightly described as "hyperbole and abuse" – how "old politics" is that?
She rightly makes the point of principle that any female MP should know that she got to the Commons on merit and under the same rules as male colleagues – and not because of her gender.
But even by these hare-brained standards, last week's pronouncement by the health secretary, Matt Hancock, on the merits and implications of genetic screening represents a new low in ministerial ignorance, one that has rightly been denounced by the medical profession.
