Sentence examples for to be rightly from inspiring English sources

"I believe we deserve to be rightly chastised if we let it fall through our fingers," he said.

"It can be a way of trying to boost one's esteem when the person has nothing to be rightly proud about," says Professor Neil Greenberg, a British Navy veteran and specialist in defence mental health at King's College London.

But the game is probably best defined by this: Víctor Ruiz scored for Villarreal, momentarily seeming to put them 3-2 up, only for it to be (rightly) disallowed.

"I hold," he writes, "none of these ancient short manner of writings, nor Montaigne's, nor such of this latter time to be rightly termed essays, for though they be short, yet they are strong, and able to endure the sharpest trial: but mine are essays, who am but newly bound prentice".**** From this initial mushroom ring of essayists that crops up on the island around 1600, an infestation spreads.

Roberfroid (2000) studied probiotics and prebiotics food and reviewed their properties to be rightly labeled as functional foods.

To be rightly received, the good deed should not be perceived by the recipient as a burden; it must be accepted freely.

The peace process, and the shared government it led to, are rightly seen as a towering success.But bits of the unburied past from time to time come to light, and require response.

The owner of a Nigerian consumer business would be rightly reluctant to list at 2009 prices.

The representation of pain can be rightly difficult to watch, yet all too often also meaningless.

With this plea, funds will be rightly restored to the State of New York, and justice will be served".

And, therefore, the same treatment as applied to Trapdoor is rightly applicable to dTest as well, i.e. considering private algorithms as oracles accessible by the adversary.