Sentence examples for rightly sustained from inspiring English sources

Sir Robert Peel's 1830s doctrine of "operational independence" was rightly sustained by all political parties.

The jury was properly instructed, its verdict is supported by ample evidence, and the two courts below rightly sustained it.

As section 4 was invalid, whether taken as a civil regulation or as a criminal statute, it follows that in so far as the special defenses were based on it the demurrers were rightly sustained.

But the injunction, which the Court now rightly sustains, is not restricted to the protection of the right, said to pertain to United States citizenship, to disseminate information about the Wagner Act.

Peter Ivanovich is looking at Ivan Ilyich's corpse: "The expression on the face said that what was necessary had been accomplished, and accomplished rightly". Those words sustained me.

Half-time: The referee blows for half-time but it's barely audible above the sustained booing from a crowd who are rightly infuriated by the second goal.

"It rightly recognises that delivering the vision requires major and sustained investment in London's road and public transport networks.

Many worry that the mainstreamification of their crop will put an end to the heritage cottage industry that has sustained them for generations; others, I believe rightly so, know that the existing medicinal market is ultimately too small to sustain all the players in the state.

"Love and Other Games of Chance" is written in the sustained high pitch of carnal joy, and will, rightly, attract readers for that quality alone.

Applebaum rightly concludes, long before that climax, that the totalitarian spell could never be sustained for long.

The sustained, inquiring scrutiny of visual experience, the incisive glance and vivid insight; these are the things for which he is rightly celebrated".