Sentence examples for rightly thinks from inspiring English sources
ReprintsAmerica rightly thinks of itself as a country conceived in liberty.
She rightly thinks it's rude of journalists to pry about this.
She rightly thinks of herself as someone who performs at her best at the big championships.
It rightly thinks consultants should be subject to the same sort of checks and regulations as other employees.
The rail minister, Stephen Hammond, who was at King's Cross on Thursday, said the public "quite rightly thinks the government should be doing more".
The Pittsburgh Symphony rightly thinks of itself as one of the country's major ensembles, and the playing at a concert here last night under Roberto Abbado, a guest conductor, especially in Richard Strauss's opulent "Also Sprach Zarathustra," reinforced that belief.
They rightly thought it close to magic.
They rightly thought government to be a "good thing".
But others, rightly, think this would be madness and undermine Britain's reputation in the world.
He rightly thought it would have been incredibly hard to pull off.
"Holmes is rightly thought to be brilliant, and people now laugh at Christie.
