The strange grim day wore on into the blue-and-white flashing night, with the apparent and blessedly peaceful and rightly well-applauded surrender of a more or less intact Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.
"When I start complaining about this, Helen quite rightly says: 'Well, here's an idea: don't make another 10-part television series.' But fame would cut anybody off from the kind of things that I like to do".
Atheists can be our allies in striving to live rightly and well in community.
While you might (rightly) say, "Well, Mack, these aren't the best people to model yourself after," we knew that and did so anyways.
Well, rightly or wrongly, it seems to.
As America has changed, the role of HBCUs has necessarily and rightly changed as well.
When asked whether Chelsea fans had a right to be angry, Terry added: "Absolutely and rightly so as well.
I'm gutted for them (the players) and they're rightly gutted as well because they have put an enormous amount of work in".
The concept of a virtue is the concept of something that makes its possessor good: a virtuous person is a morally good, excellent or admirable person who acts and feels well, rightly, as she should.
Theresa May's talk of improving the life chances of the "just managing" and "left behind", is, as former education secretary Estelle Morris rightly points out, all well and good, but without a commitment to well-funded adult education, it rings hollow.
Rightly, for the well-being of culture and society, this is a competitive affair.
