Sentence examples for speaking rightly from inspiring English sources
But with such a well-known case, he said, expunging the record "is difficult to accomplish — and, morally speaking, rightly so".
How ever could the official ceremony around war, dominated by the military and state church, of a historically hegemonic country not represent war one-sidedly, speaking, rightly, of courage and self-sacrifice, but never of inhumanity and barbarousness as well, and certainly never our own?
Religious stalwarts often speak rightly of Islam's long tolerance of minorities.
To those, then, whose belief rests on these grounds, we shall say that in a sense they speak rightly and in a sense they err.
Speak rightly: Words can break or save lives, make enemies or friends, start war or create peace.
Local critics rightly fear speaking out.
The Bush team rightly speaks of bringing justice to Iraq.
Brent Staples (Editorial Observer, Jan . 5 rightly speaks of the need for a national reading campaign.
As for Mr. Missé, I know of no dancer today of whom people — rightly — speak with such affectionate awe.
In her address, the current general secretary, Michelle Stanistreet, rightly spoke of Morgan's charm, intelligence and negotiating skills.
