Sentence examples for rightly upset from inspiring English sources

That has rightly upset publishers and editors.

"The mothers are rightly upset," she said.

Rightly upset, the reader rings Churchill and asks it to give him the same price.

Many Americans are rightly upset with the Obama administration's rocky rollout of the insurance exchange.

They are rightly upset about proposed cuts to their pay, but the recent unprecedented decision to ballot for strike action is not fundamentally about money.

Magdalena Rivas, whose son, Lt. Elkin Hernández Rivas, was captured by the FARC a decade ago, is rightly upset because the celebrations have come too soon.

People are rightly very upset".

Amid the hope and wonder, what hit me hardest was this: while in Britain we applaud the courage of people in poorer nations and celebrate their successes, while we send money abroad to conserve large wild animals and, rightly, become upset if people start killing them, we seem determined not to participate.

There is a disconnect here: society rightly becomes upset about sexual imagery of young children, but, in de Piero's case, people talk of everything but the fact that, at 15, she was a child and publishing photos of her topless would be obscene.

In an interview in 1968, Healey said: "I think the services can be rightly very upset at the continuous series of defence reviews which the government has been forced by economic circumstances - and maybe economic mistakes too - to carry out".

I am not naive, cycling is not 100% clean but which sport is? "I am a part of a new generation of cyclists who compete honestly and quite rightly feel upset and disappointed that it is suddenly an expectation of me to be a politician.