Sentence examples for rightly says that from inspiring English sources

This is only partly because, as Clarke rightly says, that was a time of civic faith and optimism, and a time when it gave Americans pleasure to think of the President as someone special, a different breed from the rest of us, and not a man who has to constantly pretend to be one of the guys.

The President rightly says that it ought to obsess us.

Johnhalucha rightly says that there were many Poles who did what they could to help Jews.

He rightly says that "the way race and class shape people's lives is more complex".

She rightly says that she has the reputation of "a strange, direct woman, a little crazy, who believes in democracy".

America rightly says that it is no longer enough for Mr Kim simply to refreeze his plutonium-making.

Broadbent would rightly say that was not the Bank's decision.

Katz responded by email to Bob Roberts, the Labour party's director of communications, apologising "unreservedly for my ill-judged remark" and saying that it was intended as a private message "but as you rightly say that is no excuse".

It's been rightly said that, as a physicist, you don't ever come to understand them in any intuitive sense; you just get used to accepting them.

Margaret Thatcher rightly said that consensus is the absence of leadership.

As Mr Daul rightly said, that is how to make the life of a Finance Minister easier - by indicating new own resources for the budget and reducing the direct contribution.