Sentence examples for we feel rightly from inspiring English sources

I think we feel, rightly or wrongly, that we've overcome that".

"We feel, rightly or wrongly, that we weren't getting all the information we needed," Mr. Garcetti said.

"We felt, rightly or wrongly, that if it was contemporary, young audiences would think he was a complete nerd," he said.

"It was astonishing to me," Koufax wrote, "to learn that there were a remarkably large number of American citizens who truly did not believe we had the moral right to quit rather than work at a salary we felt — rightly or wrongly — to be less than we deserved.... Just take what the nice man wants to give you, get into your uniform, and go a fast 25 laps around the field".

Thus my pain is not to feel wrongly slighted, but to feel rightly slighted.

Meanwhile, their drivers can feel rightly smug about the only emission from the exhaust pipes being water vapour.

You may feel, rightly, that an identity has been robbed from you.

Many there feel, rightly, ignored and cast aside by the Westminster political system.

Maybe the more you spend, the more cheated you feel – rightly or wrongly.

A growing number of Japanese had come to feel, rightly or wrongly, that their country had apologised enough for its wartime brutality.

Labour MP Alison Seabeck added: "Some people will feel rightly aggrieved that they won't be able to share in this fantastic event".