aright

At best, the artist gives us a fine-grained picture of her subjects, a picture that allows us to see them aright.

Tears of Gaza: Why Context Matters

Sigal Samuel

September 25, 2012

But to remember them aright, I would forget what they have cast off.

That same is to be blamed, neither hast thou done it aright.

This was the man who had given him what might have been his chance, had he only been able to use it aright.

And to nerve our arms a woman's honour, and to guide us aright, the watchword: "Home!"

I will see her to-night with my own eyes, and mayhap be able to read her aright.'