Sentence examples for rightly treated with from inspiring English sources

The bad balls were dispatched to the boundary on an ever-quickening outfield, while left-arm spinner Bruce Martin was rightly treated with far less respect than he had been on the opening day, when England were too often patting his bad balls meekly to cover when they should have been hitting them for four.

They have rightly been treated with contempt by the electorate for their spineless lack of radicalism.

There were two holes in our city that have rightly been treated with reverence; their outlines are now marked by the edges of reflecting pools.

Bosanquet later wrote that the wicket "was rightly treated as a joke, and was the subject of ribald comment".

"The Iraqi people are rightly treating this day as cause for celebration," he said.

Always a thoughtful interpreter, Mr. Zehetmair rightly treats these works as more than just vapid showpieces.

Cohen admits that public policy may rightly treat some people differently because of their physical characteristics.

The current system creates a third group of people who, quite rightly, feel aggrieved that they are being treated with permanent suspicion.

Most victims want to be treated with dignity and respect – and rightly so.

All the misperceptions and misprioritizations that gave us the national conversation we have—sports treated with the gravity and passion that's rightly the province of politics, politics treated with the chuckling abstraction that belongs to sports, and all of it treated as a queasy strain of mostly un-entertaining entertainment naturally lead to this.

Even when clinicians were given a clinic slide result (rightly or wrongly) mentioned as containing falciparum, less than 30% of the affected patients were treated with artemisinin combination therapy, suggesting that targeting would be poor even if microscopy was accurate.