Sentence examples for ultimately right from inspiring English sources

South Carolina's answer to that question of presumed electability (no matter if the answer is ultimately right or wrong) should determine who will be the Republican standard-bearer.

O'Neal's backup, Alonzo Mourning, who missed the last month with a calf injury, is a prickly reminder of what went wrong -- and ultimately right -- with the Nets.

We had some customers when we first started and we were trying to make our way and figure out the market, and not all of them were ultimately right for us.

But he went on to say that "Dupont-Sommer often has an uncanny knack for being ultimately right (or nearly so), even when his views are initially based on the wrong texts!

We suggest an old solution: the tontine, which is health insurance that pays a cash bonus to those who are ultimately right in their belief that they did not really need insurance.

But it is almost impossible to prescribe with any greater precision what is worthy of such respect: that is a matter of perpetual debate and negotiation, not just about what is ultimately right but what can tenably be argued without being manifestly offensive.

That Davis doesn't suck the film under – and what ultimately rights the film's entire leeward tilt – is simple: songs, eight of them, most of them folk standards rearranged by T Bone Burnett.

It's during this episodic, regrettably Chaz-free second act when things get overly diffused, but the film ultimately rights itself in ways that are honest, convincing and just plain adorable.

Good science will ultimately triumph, right?

Even if a relationship was good, if it's ultimately not right for me, I simply cannot dwell.

Ultimately the right to privacy, on Thomson's view, is merely a cluster of rights.