Sentence examples for rightly told of from inspiring English sources

"We are regularly, and rightly, told of the grim situation facing women and children," said UNICEF's Representative in South Sudan, Jonathan Veitch, "but too often it implies they are inert victims.

Hughes rightly told the Commons: "There is a whole sea of illegal and undesirable activity here".

Of course he's not a Nazi or a Nazi sympathizer or anything of the kind, and he rightly told Heath, "I took for granted that they knew I was not a Nazi".

Chinese President Xi Jinping rightly told Henry Kissinger this April that the two countries will progress by "an accumulation of dribs and drabs".

Maradona has rightly told Messi to play wherever he likes.

"Note of caution: police scanners are often inaccurate or mistaken — they're a conversation, not a source," the New York Times's Ravi Somaiya rightly told his twelve thousand-plus Twitter followers at four in the morning.

While he will rightly tell us that the state of our union is strong, our union is threatened and imperfect whenever we ignore the Constitution and the rule of law — and such is the case with the US detention facility at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.

We rightly tell young people that smoking tobacco is a leading cause of premature death, and we tell them how incredibly addictive nicotine can be and that it is one of the hardest things in the world to quit.

Alex Pleat is, quite rightly, telling me to hurry up.

We can finally tell their story rightly," Schwankert told Xinhua.

Thus the net result of relativity theory is to show that the traditional laws of physics, rightly understood, tell us almost nothing about the course of nature, being rather of the nature of logical truisms.