Sentence examples for rightly underscored from inspiring English sources

In addition, Trump rightly underscored the need for industry — rather than the government — to play the largest role in structuring those experiences.

Nicholas D. Kristof rightly underscores the value of diversity in decision making and how detrimental it is to allow group think to dominate our economy and society.

Deborah E. Lipstadt rightly underscores the lessons to be learned from the conviction in Germany of John Demjanjuk as a guard at the Sobibor death camp in Nazi-occupied Poland, even at this late date ("Demjanjuk in Munich," Op-Ed, May 17).

Chandler (2003) rightly underscores the fact that the existing data are not conclusive.

To distinguish between the two, I will romanize "ritual" as li and "benefit" as lì 5. Hansen (1992) rightly underscores this point and its relation to the Mohists' critique of traditionalism (pp. 99-100, 106-108).

Today is Digital Learning Day, and it is rightly underscoring those benefits.

The authors rightly emphasize that the trials yielded other benefits in terms of improved micronutrient status and reduced rates of anemia, but in the context of the current discussion their analysis underscores the fact that the range of interventions before 24 mo reported to date could only make a limited contribution to reducing stunting in poor populations.

(They're both Brazilian songs, the one a part of classical-piano repertory and the other a bossa nova, but the band rightly did little to underscore their Brazilianness, feeding them through the process of the band's own sound).

And it underscores, perhaps rightly, his electability.

Wednesday only underscored the obvious.

Still, he underscored the risks.