Sentence examples for rightly reminds from inspiring English sources

Mr Gilley rightly reminds us that, at the time of Tiananmen Square, things could easily have taken a different path.

For the time being, as one expert rightly reminds us, gradual change, along with a slow but sustainable reform from within, remains the preferred approach of most Iranians.

We shouldn't live in a romanticised past, and Craig Hornby rightly reminds me that people are individuals "with their own interests, quirks and motivations" first, and members of a tribe defined by what they do second.

He also rightly reminds us that the public was far more tolerant than the politicians and the moralising media and that Gielgud was greeted with loud ovations when he appeared in A Day By The Sea. Michael Feast, who appeared with Gielgud in No Man's Land, has used his close-up knowledge to capture the great man's mannerisms: the extended vowels, the poker-backed stance, the slightly distant gaze.

Fulcher (2009) rightly reminds us that in countries with different political philosophies, tests come to take on different functions.

WWDC, otherwise known as the Worldwide Developers Conference, is for developers, Dalrymple rightly reminds us, and that's where we'll see the bulk of the keynote focused.

But we were rightly reminded that these performances should not affect our judgment.

But even if Lillo quite rightly reminded people that Barcelona had scored six at the Bernabéu, he had no defence.

To be sure, change in the region requires direct, honest negotiations between the parties themselves, and Secretary Clinton rightly reminded the audience that the US cannot impose a solution.

Feminists rightly remind us of the prison experiences of suffragette hunger strikers a century ago; an opera based on the life of suffragette Emily Davison launching next month devotes an entire act to Davison's experiences of force-feeding.

"You have, I am rightly reminded, served your sentence for that, but it is clear from the evidence that I excluded from the trial that you have used that conviction as a means of controlling women, terrifying them in what you might do".