Sentence examples for rightly place from inspiring English sources

The tributes swirling around him this year rightly place his work in the context of debts to Joyce, Proust, and Dante.

As they got a little older, family outings required a little more intention and a bit more planning, so we'd put it on the calendar to assure that it wouldn't lose its rightly place in our family's increasingly busy schedule.

London's Guardian celebrates Irving's sentencing and says it's not necessarily hypocritical to simultaneously defend anti-Islam cartoons and European laws and against Holocaust denial: Mature democracies rightly place high value on freedom of expression – hence the ongoing controversy over publication of the cartoons of the prophet Muhammad that have incensed Muslims across the world.

Yet despite the billions of dollars in military aid, despite our continued alliance, despite our advocacy for Israel in the U.N. Security Council and despite the emphasis we (rightly) place on Israel's right to exist, Netanyahu apparently is not satisfied.

I put on a motivational CD, light some incense, dump the basket on my bedroom floor before bedtime, and sit there folding and putting everything in its rightly place as I absorb some interesting information I'd never take the time to listen to during my day.

Everything is judged, and rightly placed: astonishing order.

Ms. Chai rightly placed this visionary score in a context of cutting-edge contemporary music.

"Society quite rightly places a lot of emphasis on A-levels.

The film also squarely, and quite rightly, places the blame for the disaster at BP's door.

To that end, Cathy Davidson, a professor of humanities at Duke University, North Carolina, and co-founder of the charity HASTAC, rightly places the onus on teachers.

If Baghdad persists in its defiance, the president has rightly placed the burden on those who oppose the use of force to explain how else compliance may be assured.