Sentence examples for rightly went from inspiring English sources

I used "whence" when I meant "whither", apparently - which will teach me not to use words that rightly went out of style about a hundred years ago.

Media-watch groups quite rightly went after Gordon for that piece, forcing the Times' public editor to address the issue.

It says here that, in the next three seasons, Mr. Triple Double will get the coveted six capital-letter award that rightly went this year to Steph Curry: NBA MVP.

But England fans' optimism rightly goes beyond that pair.

But the finale rightly goes to the Rockettes, together all the holiday gift a New Yorker could ask for.

He rightly goes on to highlight the problems that result from rising house prices.

"In modern Labor politics, any serious, functioning nostalgia for the old is essentially, and rightly, gone.

But, Sir Stephen wonders, should this punitive element rightly go to the claimant?

They've rightly gone for consistent selection but for some reason they aren't functioning.

Much of the credit for this rightly goes to the current ownership regime, which has been shrewd, and, most importantly, has fielded great teams.

They also have rightly gone around Moscow — imposing their own sanctions on Tehran that are tougher than President Bush ever achieved.