Sentence examples for rightly noting from inspiring English sources

Chuck Tryon posted a comment to McLemee's post, rightly noting that cinephilia seems alive and well on the Internet.

Rightly noting the successes of physics, he says "We should be confident that it will do better than any other approach at getting things right".

Rightly noting that much progress has been achieved, he concludes that none of it was "solely or primarily the result of a shift in white attitudes".

Thankfully, she doesn't blame feminism for insisting on perfection, rightly noting that its central aim "was to liberate women from the unreasonable, impossible standards that had long been thrust upon them".

Miles, a former Jesuit with considerable expertise in the Biblical languages, lies on both sides, constantly reverting to the Old Testament, rightly noting the many ways in which the New Testament alludes to, builds on, and — the Christian claim — supersedes its Scriptures.

But after rightly noting that an ISIS takeover of Damascus would be "a very, very bad outcome," he blandly states: "The West supported the Algerian military regime against the Islamic Salvation Front in the 1990s, despite the government's dirty war and similar crimes to those being committed by the Baathists in Syria".

These memories, he rightly notes, are important.

But "he is the opposite," Rüedi rightly noted.

Russia is weaker than a year ago, he rightly noted.

As Mr. Gates rightly noted, Afghanistan is not Iraq.

As Mr. Horgan rightly notes, common sense can mislead us.