Sentence examples for rightly remember from inspiring English sources

We rightly remember them and pay tribute to their courage.

We rightly remember him as one of the greatest statesmen of modern history.

Some rightly remember him as almost the last of the double internationals: only Arthur Milton survives him.

"The American people rightly remember what we as a country accomplished in bringing to justice somebody who killed over 3,000 of our citizens".

Yes, there were rousing performances from a handful of minnows, and the people of Iceland and Wales will rightly remember France 2016 with fondness.

So we rightly remember them this Sunday, not just with pity but with gratitude; their families can shed tears of loss and of pride.

Barack Obama's 2008 "Change We Can Believe In" is rightly remembered as a win.

And, as Loretta Loach rightly remembers, what about the two boys they attacked?

For many, the story of women and medical care begins with Mary Seacole and Florence Nightingale, who are rightly remembered for their pioneering work in reforming 19th-century nursing.

But, writing in the report, Kofi Annan, the former UN secretary general, says: "The Gleneagles summit of 2005 is rightly remembered as a high point for the G8.

And it would be great if other leaders followed the example of President George W. Bush, who created a system of marine protected areas in the Pacific Ocean, for which he will be rightly remembered.