Sentence examples for rightly so to from inspiring English sources

Rightly so; to support such behavior would be perverse and disrespectful of international law.

Those who cannot work will continue, and rightly so, to receive unconditional support.

He was attributing everything, and rightly so, to the Father, but Samson doesn't credit Jehovah with anything here.

The public, however, seeks, and rightly so, to use any method possible to understand the world and eliminate injustices.

He is, of course, desperate – and rightly so – to raise standards but how will this latest policy help?

Lending has become more expensive, and rightly so, to reflect more closely the risks of companies' defaulting.

First, President Ernesto Samper was heavily criticized and rightly so, due to his "allegedly" receiving money from drug lords for his presidential campaign in 1994.

At the same time, German manufacturers have become more nervous about the prospects for growth — rightly so, according to data released Thursday by the German Engineering Federation, an industry group.

The very values and networks that the coalition is rightly so anxious to foster as it reshapes the role of the state.

Mr President, Commissioners, if every possible attempt is made - and rightly so - to establish ways of creating an information society for everyone, we should make just as great an effort to ensure that we do not end up recreating a dual society with IT literates on one side and IT illiterates on the other.

Next season, I've said this before, but there's a lot of season where you need to (rightly so) kind of need to set the scene.