Sentence examples for rightly understanding from inspiring English sources
What's more, she repeatedly alters her vocal delivery, rightly understanding that while the words that come out of her mouth have meaning, they're also sounds to be played with.
But for a time, respectable Republicans generally avoided the Soros conspiracy talk, rightly understanding that seeing the Jewish banker as a globalist "puppet master" smacked of the worst kind of anti-Semitism.
Even saddled with an inappropriate laughter track (which Sorkin rightly argued against, understanding that this was a sitcom without the traditional beats), Sports Night shines.
Moreover, I am dwelling at some length on Hume in part because the question of whether justice can be understood entirely in terms of natural motives is (as Hume rightly saw) absolutely crucial to understanding the nature of justice as an individual (or, for that matter, social) virtue.
MR. GREEN -- Gabe, The New York Times and The Daily News rightly condemned the borough president for not understanding how markets work and not understanding that when the planes hit the twin towers there was collateral damage in Queens: 50,000 air transport jobs.
Ammonius' interpreters now rightly rely to a great extent on context in understanding his works.
The Panel rightly points out that we are devoting more resources to understanding cancer genetics and the molecular pathways of cancer than we are to understanding the environmental triggers of cancer.
Deaton rightly argues that this approach, now enshrined in World Bank procedures, is of very little use for understanding how to help a country develop more broadly.
