Sentence examples for very right about from inspiring English sources

You are very right about Hyde Park's complexity.

Yet if the discontented are wrong about the material facts, they are very right about the underlying reality.

"You were wrong about Zidane (must...let..it..go) but are very right about Read," says Alexander Pick.

There is something very right about seeing this play - pitting the rights of the individual against the concerns of the state - in a space that has witnessed so many debates, heard the stories of those whose lives were snuffed out.

There is something very right about the room where I meet author William Boyd – a rather functional box at an office in Soho, seemingly stripped back for redecoration and the aluminium Venetian blinds drawn, it could be a passenger lounge at some far-flung airport, we both agree.

As oh-so-very-wrong as it is to see Lincoln, Joshua Speed and Jefferson Davis cavort like so many comic-book figures, there's something very right about Harriet Tubman showing up in "Vampire Hunter's" climactic scene as the savior of Gettysburg.

And for which I'm very, very grateful right about now.

"I feel very good about myself right now," he said.

"I think the membership feels very good about Dennis right now," he said.

IF the Mets and their fans let themselves, they could begin to get very excited right about now.

Leigh says that while Terborgh has not completely proved his case, "he is very likely right about neotropical forest, and his conclusions merit further testing and close attention from researchers in other types of forest".