Sentence examples for rightly presumed from inspiring English sources
He wants international scrutiny because plainly the arguments against any criminal defamation statute are rightly presumed to stand on universal principles of free expression.
Unlike most of us, though, who approach the process through trial and error, asking around the playground and either embracing or completely rejecting the foods we grew up with, Ms. Aaron set out to ask chefs how they fed their kids (who, she rightly presumed, mostly ate more than just white food).
Thornber, a former head boy at his school and by all appearances a fairly innocent chap, rightly presumed a narcotic criminal record would prevent him from coaching sports to American kids.
In any forum where business and India intersect, one may rightly presume that the politician feted by the United States Business Council, prominent economists and every major industrial leader in India as the paradigmatic leader for economic development and corruption-free governance in contemporary politics would be included on a panel.
We probably would presume, rightly or wrongly, that other countries that speak English are more like us than countries that don't.
Despite the spelling mistake, it's the Doctor Livingstone, I presume (quite rightly).
They are going to presume, and rightly so.
Leading members of the Socialist party have refused to comment on the allegations, rightly pointing out that like any other suspect DSK has the right of presumed innocence until found guilty.
