Sentence examples for to rightly read from inspiring English sources

Joining a laundry list of all-time intelligence failures, missed catches under the Obama administration run from the slowness to rightly read the rise of the Islamic State, Putin's actions in Ukraine, Assad's resilience in Syria, Benghazi, or now China's economic downturn.

Although the case Erie overruled — Swift v. Tyson — was surely correct when decided, Justice Brandeis rightly read the Rules of Decision Act to foreclose the broad practice of "general federal common law" that had arisen by the end of the nineteenth century.

Others are reading the group, too, and they will rightly read that you like it when people go along with you.

And Virginia, the cleverer, though beset by her "delicacy" (for which rightly read long-lived mental illness), might have been longer thus content.

"If this is you, better fill out your FAFSA," tweeted the federal office, in a tasteless joke, which was rightly read as an offensive jab at low-income students.

Think of the the outburst of criticism if President Obama read aloud the names of civilians killed by the drone program the way he rightly reads aloud the names of victims of mass-shootings--they are not "collateral damage" anymore but individuals with names and faces and aspirations taken prematurely by missiles incinerating their bodies.

Board directors are now, rightly, expected to read the papers, come prepared, and ask the tough questions.

Man 2 (right first time) "You think it's a sign of weakness, having extra milk in your coffee?" Man 1 (embarrassed to be read so rightly) "No, I … " Man 2 "Yeah, you do!" Man 1 "I don't.

It was only in Argentina that I finally pulled out my copy of Jenny Diski's Skating To Antarctica, which at least half a dozen friends had urged me to read, and rightly so.

A presidential visit to Argentina that neglects to notice how Mr. Macri's government is undermining human rights and democratic institutions — and instead pours empty praise on his policies — will rightly be read as a return to the bad old days.

And it's this quality that makes for the intimacy that has the whole world sincerely mourning the loss of a friend — because to read her was to know, and rightly believe, that she was talking to you directly.