Sentence examples for rightly uses from inspiring English sources

Matthew Warchus's direction also keeps the stage a riot of kaleidoscopic activity and Rob Howell's design rightly uses the alphabet as its basic building block.

The museum rightly uses these works to make a case for a darker, more serious side to this popular but often critically disparaged painter of lively shtetl scenes, frothy bouquets, and head-over-heels lovers.

Parity of esteem was the "phrase that pays", rightly used by politicians at every turn.

Or – in phrasing rightly used elsewhere in the piece – that officials should see these as mitigating factors.

Davenport leads 6-3, 3-3* A whipped forehand flies into the farthest corner from Clijsters's racket and the only word I can rightly use is 'stupendous'stupendous

While politicians have rightly used the current political climate to discuss potential changes to the voting system and the way in which parliament works, we should not forget the need to revitalise our democracy closer to home.

"Very often, the world of award judges, and I think rightly, use their magical judging powers to try to bring books to the attention of the world that might not have otherwise been noticed".

Poetic descriptions of romance rightly use martial language to describe its operations.

As far as the dye molecules are distributed in nanoporous silica, a model of 'gas of molecular dye' may be rightly used in order to consider nonlinear optical properties in the nanostructured hybrid films.

"Furthermore, our leadership rightly used the moon landing as a platform to improve relations with other countries based on scientific achievement, and of course, used it as a bridge with the Soviet Union to bring the Cold War to an end".

–HEINRICH HEINE What have appeared to be the most striking successes have often, if they are not rightly used, brought the most overwhelming disasters in their train, and conversely the most terrible calamities have, if bravely endured, actually turned out to benefit the sufferers.