Sentence examples for rightly talked from inspiring English sources

He fancied the review but Wade rightly talked him out of it.

Everyone, quite rightly, talked about the slice of good luck we had in 2005 when Glenn McGrath stood on a ball and turned his ankle just before the start of the Edgbaston Test.

Bruno was superb again, Villarreal had 10 shots, Jérémy_Perbet missed two great chances, Marcelino rightly talked about "a crushing dominance" and Luis Enrique admitted that Celta had been fortunate.

But while "everybody quite rightly talked about how they would be at one with the U.S.A. over this issue and how it must be stopped and sorted out," he said, they then "began to peel away again, falling back into their bad old way".

Last week we saw great performances from the Irish sides in the Heineken Cup and I rightly talked them up for that.

For instance, several stories about the iPhone rightly talked about it having a touchscreen, but nobody figured out that this was (A) true, and (B) one of the phone's defining features.

When we rightly talk of the future of the NHS in social care for the elderly, that means more need for nursing.

When we rightly talk of the future of the NHS as offering preventive treatment, that means more of a role for nursing.

On the future of the NHS: When we rightly talk of the future of the NHS as more personal care, we mean more focus on nursing.

When we rightly talk of the future of the NHS as more care in people's own homes, we mean more attention to nursing.

They rightly talk about reconnecting with voters, but when they also talk about the need for party unity this sounds like continuity and an unwillingness to make hard policy choices.