Sentence examples for rightly suggest from inspiring English sources

The MPs rightly suggest new legislation could be needed to guarantee existing protections post-Brexit.

They seem to be not merely telling but somehow stealing the story; there is much more to each one than a single frame should rightly suggest.

QUESTION FROM DD: You (rightly) suggest that health reform was the crystallization of everything wrong with the Senate today — but isn't there a case that it was an outlier, given the law's historic, sweeping scope?

You rightly suggest that what is needed now is "a sense of history," but you point only to the modest efforts of the 1970's as a model for action.

Sceptics rightly suggest that the only thing now settled in this case is that the individuals responsible for Harrisburg's plight have escaped the not-so-long arm of the law.

While historical observations rightly suggest that desertification is the result of both climatic and anthropic factors, recent focus has been placed upon the effect of sedentarisation.

As Suleyman rightly suggests, "standardisation is the backbone of empire".

It rightly suggests a new look at American history.

We all need those books that the article (rightly) suggests need to make it into class.

There are, she rightly suggests, so many beautiful places tucked away on the Mediterranean coastline.

Professor Conley rightly suggests that reparations might not be "a magic bullet for lingering racial problems".