"We are rightly understood to be not school and not social services.
Metropolitan alliances can be built on what Tocqueville would call "self-interest, rightly understood".
Berkeley's immaterialism is open to "gross misinterpretation," as he said in his preface; rightly understood, it is common sense.
Taking advantage even of a willing subordinate is rightly understood to be, in itself, dubious, or worse.
When the Times announced, this month, that its Sunday Weddings pages are to shed their staid, heterosexual identity and come out, transformed, as the Weddings/Celebrations pages, sparkling with accounts of the quasi-nuptials of gay and lesbian couples, it was rightly understood to be a matter of some moment.
He rightly understood that he would have been dismissed (which was the collective decision of the senior editorial staff).
As Cillizza notes, "Terrorism or the threat of it, then, is rightly understood as a political muddle".
The Armenian Genocide now is rightly understood as the first total domestic genocide of the twentieth century.
One way to understand Hume's "science of man" is to see it, then, as the fulfillment of the Newtonian philosophy, "rightly understood," that is, by Hume.
In this decision, the Supreme Court didn't violate the separation between the church and the state, rightly understood.
