Sentence examples for use rightly from inspiring English sources

"Having a universal health service free at the point of use rightly makes us the envy of the world, but we must make sure the system is fair to the hard-working British taxpayers who fund it," he said.

Health Minister Lord Howe said: "Having a universal health service free at the point of use rightly makes us the envy of the world, but we must make sure the system is fair to the hardworking British taxpayers who fund it.

But as he tells the story in Confessions I, language is itself a double-edged sword: it is an instrument that can immerse us into the world, but it can also, if used rightly, aid in transcending the world of the senses and ascending to the intelligible realm where we find the unity and rest we seek.

Tolle on using your mind 'The mind is a superb instrument if used rightly.

"I do strive for elegance," he says, "because I believe that poetry is about what Marley called "the beauties" -- a quest for the beauty of language used rightly to capture the range of the imagined and the observed and lived.

And each of the three relates a quest: the protagonist carries a birthright that's both her glory and her burden, and she must accept her power and learn to use it rightly.

Confucius also emphasized the primary importance of language and its correct use for rightly governing the realm.

We tend to forget that in addition to harming the creative community, mass dissemination of infringing content on the internet also has a negative impact on consumers who are concerned about their privacy and safe internet use and rightly expect to view shows and movies online through safe and legitimate outlets.

Broadway presentation is used, probably rightly, in Fredrick Earl Mosley's "Saddle Up!" Set to an assortment of taped music by Yo-Yo Ma, Edgar Meyer and Mark O'Connor, this dance, which had its premiere on Friday, is a cheerful cartoon version of the none-too-wild West as remembered from innumerable minor cowboy movies.

In these models, three steps are followed: (1) determination of wavelength positions ( lambda_{0} ), (2) intensity factors calculation, and (3) the so-calculated spectrum convolution with a linear combination of Gaussian and Lorentzian functions ( {text{LC}}(lambda ) ) which must be used to describe rightly the apparatus function [41].

I used "whence" when I meant "whither", apparently - which will teach me not to use words that rightly went out of style about a hundred years ago.