Sentence examples for was right to note from inspiring English sources

He was right to note that if a research firm "knowingly disseminated false information that's a problem".

The avoidance of death, Kübler-Ross was right to note, is at the heart of this ethic.

And while he went on to win an eighth Bundesliga title last season the midfielder was right to note that "something big" was happening in Lower Saxony.

Ruskin was right to note that meteorology lagged far behind other sciences, though he might have gone on to observe that there were good reasons for the delay.

Bruni was right to note Brock's untrustworthiness but wrong to accept any of Brock's charges without an army of researchers nearby.

If the specter of corporate collapse Ms. Phillips raised was an exaggeration, she was right to note that the transitions are creating new openings for music, even as others narrow.

Mr Warsh was right to note that the reduced volatility of America's GDP and inflation over the past 20 years or so may well mean persistently lower risk premiums and higher asset valuations.

The Federal Reserve Chairman was right to note the U.S. can't forever remain an unaffected oasis in an increasingly troubled world.

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Mother Jones was right to note that the kind of restrictions Moreno -- and before him Santorum -- proposed, are "a clear threat to everyone's freedom of speech".

The authors are right to note that "a person under surveillance is  no longer free".