Sentence examples for seems rightly from inspiring English sources

Mr Obama seems, rightly, to have ruled that out.

Granted, some conventional wisdom does prove true, and seems rightly indisputable at its conception.

But the I.O.C. seems rightly ever more committed to the idea that its Games should put men and women on equal footing.

But the insurer seems, rightly, to be hesitant about joining the burgeoning list of European financials tapping their governments for cash.

TGDaily reports that the Atom-based Eee PC will be coming next week, but they seem rightly skeptical of the little guy.

"What was it like?" we city kids are asked, with a kind of fascinated respect that seems more rightly owed to someone who spent life's formative years fighting off mutant crocodiles in a vat of radioactive acid than to a person who was required to hold her father's hand at all crosswalks until she turned ten.

Jordanov seems to rightly grasp the issues surrounding sharing photos of your children, saying, "I think that around each young child there is a group of approximately 5 to 10 people that can't get enough of their updates, photos, videos etc., and outside of that group 'over sharing' is an irritation.'".

By it, they are in effect doing their worst to justify the "imperialist" label they so much (and, as it seemed, so rightly) resented when he applied it two months ago.

But there may be a case for skepticism of the urban hackers, whose streamlined and efficient vision for the city can at times seem more rightly projected onto a piece of code than a messy, chaotic, vital metropolis.

He had suffered a few health setbacks but also seemed, quite rightly, to be enjoying life on his own terms, as a husband and father to a young child.

He seems, as someone rightly points out, to have it backward.