Sentence examples for rightly predict from inspiring English sources

And although he did rightly predict that 'my time will come', he surely never envisaged this level of popularity.

Likewise, one might rightly predict that within A. E. Housman's verses "lad" and "lads" would tabulate more densely than "beauty" or "life" or even "love" or "death".

As far as the Premier League goes, he did not count on an Arsenal victory in the north London derby against Tottenham but he did rightly predict wins for Manchester City and their local rivals United.

C-index is a measure of how well a model is able to rightly predict which patient among a randomly chosen pair of patients will survive longer.

As David Cameron rightly predicted, lobbying could become the next great scandal to engulf the political system.

Intended to be affordable and easy-to-wear, Vogue rightly predicted that it would be worn around the world.

He rightly predicted that the non-Russian peoples of the U.S.S.R. would begin to stir, first in the Baltic area, the Caucasus and the Ukraine, then in Central Asia.

About this time, one of the artist celebrities whom Fry so rightly predicted Cameron would come to outshine, George Frederic Watts, painted a very different portrait of her.

When supertitles were introduced, many opera insiders rightly predicted that the technology would render moot the argument for translating librettos to improve audience comprehension.

The single market has, as Mr Delors rightly predicted but wrongly feared, encouraged firms to "try to steal an advantage over their competitors".

won Democratic-held seats, GOPers rightly predicted that their victories presaged a torrent of unrest with President Bill Clinton and the Democratic majorities in both the House and Senate.