Sentence examples for rightly saying from inspiring English sources
"I think personally he [Hogan-Howe] has got to apologise … People are rightly saying that Lord Bramall is owed an apology".
This teacher was rightly saying there is more to life than results, probably something not on her list of curriculum requirements, but still a valuable lesson.
After Sept. 11, while quite rightly saying that some reactions to the massacre betrayed "a hatred of America that shames those that feel it," Blair offered America unconditional British support.
They received half that amount with Ritchie rightly saying it was not the RFU's responsibility to fund other countries, but sport is not like other businesses because rivals going under weakens it.
Although they only need to draw the last game of the series, England are quite rightly saying they want to finish the job with a win in Nagpur.
This idea is currently being represented in our voting patterns today because people are fearful, and they are rightly saying that if we fail to do something differently, we are going to have an undesirable result.
Rightly said – the European court chamber decision should not discourage.
The current tax code, he rightly says, is monstrously complex.
But as Mark Thoma rightly says, this is obviously not true.
Book-keeping and refereeing have improved, they rightly say.
