Sentence examples for rightly reflected from inspiring English sources

Obituaries of Ben Bradlee (News, 23 October) have rightly reflected his bravery as an editor of a national newspaper, most obviously in handling the Watergate revelations.

"And while the good deeds of our members are occasionally rightly reflected in the local media, a focus on your efforts and the efforts of Fed reps across the country has become difficult in the haze of negativity and media furore".

Recruitment of children is recognized as an illegal act under the Optional Protocol to the Convention on the Rights of the Child and the release and reintegration of children is rightly reflected as a top priority under the Darfur Peace Agreement.

The headlines rightly reflect that the Glenrothes byelection result is a very good one for Labour.

"The size of the penalty rightly reflects BP's disregard for workplace safety," said the secretary of labor, Hilda L. Solis, during a news conference announcing the agreement.

Obama says the House bill "rightly reflects the outrage that so many feel over the lavish bonuses that AIG provided its employees at the expense of the taxpayers who have kept this failed company afloat".

I think it rightly reflects the gesture inherent in the device and user behavior rather than nodding to a legacy of horizontal flipping inherited from print.

When he talks, for example, about how people could help fix poverty themselves if they just got married before having children — while objecting to birth control — one wishes that the sympathy he rightly attracts was reflected more broadly.

Lending has become more expensive, and rightly so, to reflect more closely the risks of companies' defaulting.

Television networks devoted much of their Sunday news shows to the fiscal cliff -- and rightly so -- reflecting the urgency and importance of the topic.

Starved for representation in mainstream media, gay audiences rightly wanted to see their experience reflected in the show.