Sentence examples for with rightly from inspiring English sources

Barsky had rendered an engaging and evenhanded accounting of Koch's three terms (1978-89): hisuccessss in restoring the city's fiscal health; his appetite for argument; his evolution from reformer to ally of the clubhouse bosses; his occasionally fractious relationship with African-Americans; ditto with rightly aggrieved AIDS activists; his refusal to entertain questions about his sexuality.

"We have had a player who did that at St Johnstone and he got a two-match ban, so I think it was dealt with rightly," he said.

The 4-5-1 system operated by Scotland in Lithuania summed up his managerial style with Levein, rightly, content with the defensive showing of his team.

With New Delhi rightly emphasizing the cultivation of friendly relations with all its neighbors, Sri Lanka is a poster child for the new approach.

I was doing better there, standing with others, rightly gathered into a commonality, a field of eyes, with mouths emitting, if anything, only slight, undramatized moans.

"I think he's boxed himself in — left, right, and center — with a set of options that he's very unhappy with, and rightly so, because they're bad," Philip Gourevitch says.

We are often told to get unappealing tasks "over and done with"; often rightly.

Conservatives have legitimate ideological beefs with Obama, rightly expressed in sharp language.

"As a rule, 'electocracy' should not be confused with democracy," rightly avers Richard Haass, head of policy planning in the State Department in 2001-03, in his book "The Opportunity".

The Leeds game will also provide the chance for a first-hand comparison of the Saints back three with the rightly hyped Rhinos three-quarter line.

The vast majority of individuals diagnosed with depression, rightly or wrongly, were given medication, said the paper's lead author, Dr. Ramin Mojtabai, an associate professor at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.