Sentence examples for saying rightly from inspiring English sources

Balls made his mark by criticising George Osborne's austerity strategy, saying – rightly – that it would lead to slower growth and a higher deficit.

"Sometimes the aha! takes time," he says rightly.

The Republicans say rightly that increasing the tax burden would damage jobs and growth.

Some entrepreneurs, such as James Dyson and Richard Branson, are indeed celebrated and most of us would say rightly so.

On May 15th Mr Van Miert said (rightly) that he wants more slots surrendered.

There is no relationship between workaholism and success, he said, rightly.

A friend who is a tax lawyer says — rightly — that I should have considered bonds, particularly short-term Treasury securities.

Actually, we did agree: to ask a particular set of friends, who said (rightly, in retrospect) no.

He said — rightly — that it was not simply about Israel's security, but about U.S. national security and global security.

Now, he said, rightly or wrongly, these colleges are perceived by many women as "cloistered".

"Oh, they always put some extreme pieces in the show," she says, rightly.