Sentence examples for rightly speak from inspiring English sources

As for Mr. Missé, I know of no dancer today of whom people — rightly — speak with such affectionate awe.

People rightly speak of today as a "golden age" for Judaism in America, yet the two largest denominations, Conservative Judaism and Reform Judaism, both relatively liberal, are shrinking.The Conservatives, who accounted for more than half of all synagogue-affiliated Jews only a few decades ago, do not bother to deny it.

This trend is so powerful that Weingart and Lentsch rightly speak about a scientification of politics [49, 50].

They rightly speak about transition, but in lengthy terms unfortunately not adapted to the urgency expressed by climate change science.

And while school coaches and Olympic organizers rightly speak of sport's positive ideals, they tend to be silent about the vision of manhood, or indeed womanhood, that comes with such a cost.

The Bush team rightly speaks of bringing justice to Iraq.

Brent Staples (Editorial Observer, Jan . 5 rightly speaks of the need for a national reading campaign.

In her address, the current general secretary, Michelle Stanistreet, rightly spoke of Morgan's charm, intelligence and negotiating skills.

The president of the European Parliament, Martin Schulz, rightly speaks of a crisis of confidence, because people doubt the ability of democracy to solve urgent problems.

Tim Passmore, Suffolk's police and crime commissioner, and Councillor Jenny Antill, chair of Suffolk Domestic Abuse Forum, have rightly spoken out.

The Scuderia has a really special bond, it rightly speaks of itself as a family - a family that I have long felt a part of and that I still feel a part of.