Sentence examples for rightly warned from inspiring English sources

"What the electorate give, the electorate can take away," Mr Blair rightly warned his new MPs.

Trump rightly warned that the storm is "extremely dangerous". He's right.

It was Miliband who once rightly warned Cameron that the PM couldn't "out-Farage Farage".

Although Goethe rightly warned against exaggerating the importance of one's own times, the stakes feel high.

But the mayor has rightly warned that more pain -- perhaps a great deal more -- will follow.

Lt. Gov. Richard Ravitch has rightly warned that New York's deficit will eventually require limited careful borrowing.

Brexit, as Tusk rightly warns, could be the last straw after such a fraught period.

Ken Clarke rightly warns these "headbangers" will never be satisfied: no deal will ever be enough.

Stern rightly warns against "stereotyping" all players because of the misbehavior of a few.

The economist Tyler Cowen rightly warns that our addiction to stories is dangerous.

Former Senator Bob Dole rightly warns of a "human catastrophe in the making" in Kosovo (news article, Sept. 16).