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that's right

Idioms  
  1. Yes; that's correct; I agree. For example, Are you leaving early?—That's right, I have to go now, or So you were classmates?—That's right. [c. 1900]


Example Sentences

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It was looking as though we wouldn’t get a badly needed, monthslong, toe-to-toe face-off about all that’s right and wrong in the sprawling metropolis of high hopes and low expectations.

From Los Angeles Times

“That’s right, when it is a single-digit win in the Super Bowl, the S&P 500 is up less than 7% on average and higher about 62.5% of the time. A double-digit win? Things jump to 11% and 80%,” he said, adding that these figures are in no way related to actual stock performance.

From Barron's

"That's right, Sam," the librarian said.

From Literature

“That’s right. If Rae Ellen has a Wonder, anybody can have one.”

From Literature

That’s right, slow and steady wins the race.

From Los Angeles Times