Sentence examples for rightly reject from inspiring English sources

Women rightly reject oppressive "power over".

Progressives rightly reject so-called "trickle down economics" as self-serving nonsense.

Many "progressive" Americans rightly reject the notion that one's fate or value in society should be decided by race, gender, or sexual orientation.

Retiring at 50, based on the last three years of padded overtime, has to go; taxpayers will rightly reject their responsibilities to future pensioners if something is not done to correct these excesses.

Darling will rightly reject George Osborne's calls for immediate tax rises or cuts in public spending to reduce the budget deficit but he should consider filching the shadow chancellor's proposal for an Office of Budget Responsibility, only with a different mandate from that proposed by the Conservatives.

Of course, all of these inferences are absurd, and the Mohists rightly reject them.

The commission rightly rejects them all.

The Court rightly rejects this possibility.

The Court agreed – and quite rightly rejected the claim.

After examining the evidence, Routledge rightly rejects it.

This deeply flawed idea has been rightly rejected by the opposition.