Sentence examples for was really right from inspiring English sources

She was really right about that.

So "the Bay of Pigs was really right," JFK concluded.

He didn't convince anyone that what he's been saying was really right all along.

Harrison was actually reading against all the actors for various parts, but it was clear to all of us that he was really right for Han Solo.

When her husband ran for President in 2008, there were barely veiled insinuations about whether the role of First Lady was really right for her — whether she was too angry, or could really feel comfortable.

So they decided that all three of them — the third is their dog, Hanna — would drive to Brooklyn, which seemed more livable and affordable than Manhattan, "and hang out there for a week to see how we felt about the area and if it was really right for us," Ms. Lehman said.

The price is really right".

"I don't think that's really right.

Neither adjective nor noun, though, is really right.

Being political means they're criticizing me, they're really right.

It's too scary being the face of something, unless it's really right.