Sentence examples for rightly stated from inspiring English sources

With regard to research focus, as some researchers rightly stated (i.e. Kong, 2009), educationists centered their focus, on the contrary, more on print-based teaching materials while linguistic and interactional features of websites are mostly disregarded.

Because, as he so rightly stated in between two undeniably offensive jokes, "jokes aren't even positions on something – a joke is a proposition".

The government rightly stated that the figures were "unlikely to show the full scale" of the plight faced by children across the UK.

When the State Department spokesman Jamie Rubin rightly stated that Syria had an authoritarian regime that didn't exactly have to take public opinion into account, the Syrians lodged a diplomatic protest.

As Melinda Gates has rightly stated, it is time to lift the "controversial" veil off the word "contraception" and put the subject squarely where it belongs – at the centre of the global health, economic, environmental and human rights agenda.

As John Berger has rightly stated, the way we see is conditioned by our history, and so it is that we may look at nature in terms of loss.

As the Labour MP Chuka Umunna rightly states, the prejudice his language displayed is "disgusting", "appalling" and "positively Victorian".

Sir: Professor Trevor Hartley rightly states ("Judgment on the Rock", 28 December) that the wild criticism of the European Court over the Gibraltar killings is unjustified.

Katha Pollitt rightly states that one way we can reduce stigma around abortion is by normalizing and verbalizing the abortion experience.

For Peter Main, director of education and science at the Institute of Physics, the white paper rightly states that this is "the most pressing concern" in the short to mid-term.

When David Cameron called the Obama victory a victory for the "common ground", he was rightly stating that social conservatism is less mainstream than it once was.