Fair enough that Bruni's choice of words in places (e.g. "rightly bowing") often leaves much to be desired, but to reduce his argument to a "secular," "liberal" attack on Christianity misses the point.
Since I also sit on the ASA council, I see quite a lot of advertising about which someone has complained, sometimes rightly but often with no discernible reason.
Many drug companies argue, quite rightly, that often the provision of better basic health care in developing countries would do more to help people than the provision of free drugs.
(Of course, this is natural: as time progresses, the world rightly, and often unfortunately, begins to resemble what was predicted by the most brilliant and imaginative artists of the past).
These are often, rightly, points of pride.
The prospect of glass towers inevitably (and too often rightly) breeds skepticism.
With developed economies still weak, many governments are (often rightly) keen to run large deficits for a while longer.
"Academics are often rightly accused of being too insular," Ms. Balaghi wrote in the online journal Jadaliyya.
The conflict made a profound impact on Britain — one which, as Overy rightly says, has often been underrated.
"We quite rightly prosecute and often jail people guilty of damaging our society through conventional crime and antisocial behaviour.
