Sentence examples for totally right of from inspiring English sources
He was totally right, of course.
8 Websites You Need to Stop Building - The Oatmeal Totally right on every one of them.
Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany "was totally right to ask for the private sector to contribute to a future permanent crisis resolution mechanism after 2013," he told the French publication Les Échos in an interview published Monday.
"The exuberance and vitality expressed by the dancers," Mr. Geissbuhler said, "as well as the fuchsia-purple color scheme was for him totally right for the ethnically diverse members of his Dance Theater".
She even provided her readers with a link to the Wikipedia page, assuming they would be just as clueless (if you're from Quebec and still confused check it out here).The unfortunate truth is: She's totally right, lots of Quebecers don't know about blackface.
You're totally right about the lack of characters here.
In an interview, Mr. Anders called Ms. Fiorina "a tough and aggressive leader in times that demand that," and he said she had been "totally right" about the wisdom of the Compaq merger.
The proportion of totally right classified depressed patients was significantly better for the patient-rated HADS-D (87%) than for the GP-rated CGI-S (81%).
"I really don't understand why we have to fictionalise the Anne Frank story, when young people engage with it anyway," said a spokesperson for the foundation, and she is, of course, completely totally right.
Their arguments were so solid that I had to accept that it was me who was wrong and that the 99percentt of the human race who are firmly against this sad and cruel form of entertainment were totally right.
