Sentence examples for rightly one of from inspiring English sources
Senegal are rightly one of the tournament favourites.
It was – if I remember rightly – one of those books with huge narrative pulsion, and I couldn't stop reading.
Now in his 87th year, Eric Hobsbawm is rightly one of the most famous and honored of living historians, though famous, or notorious, for another reason also.
Martin McKee is professor of European public health at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine A National Health Service, delivering high-quality healthcare free at the point of delivery is, rightly, one of the institutions that British people are most proud of.
Ephron bristled whenever her book was described as a "thinly disguised novel" ("the words 'thinly disguised' are applied mostly to books by women") and anyway, as she put it, triumphantly and rightly: "One of the things I'm proudest of is that I managed to convert an event that seemed to me hideously tragic at the time to a comedy – and if that's not fiction, I don't know what is".
While the official line is, rightly, one of cautious optimism, the excitement, especially behind closed doors, is palpable.
The prize rightly recognises one of the hottest European jazz talents of recent years.
Hill towns are rightly considered one of Puglia's glories, but the best are difficult for tourists with a car because of parking.
Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, the flashy ninth-seeded Frenchman, won in four sets over Juan Monaco, a rugged Argentine rightly considered one of the toughest unseeded players here.
The Victoria and Albert Museum can rightly boast one of the world's greatest collections of applied and decorative arts, one that mirrors the ingenuity of Britain's designers and artisans and the wide reach of its once global empire.
Trump reads little but has declared himself "the Ernest Hemingway of a hundred and forty characters," and that morning he levelled what the Times rightly called "one of the most consequential accusations made by one president against another in American history".
