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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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Bopping along to the movie feels like being at a pub trivia night where the answer is always Neil Diamond: That’s right, he also wrote The Monkees’ “I’m a Believer.”

From Los Angeles Times

That’s right, they object a measly $5 incentive to reduce fraud.

From The Wall Street Journal

That’s right, it sounds like science fiction, but AI computers in orbit powered by the sun might be a lower-cost way of getting answers from chatbots or training cars to drive themselves.

From Barron's

A robust homage to Joel’s “Vienna” brought out the storytelling showman in Platt, whose confidence soars in a song that’s right in his sweet spot.

From Los Angeles Times

Officials are also leaking to the press that this seizure won’t be the last, and we hope that’s right.

From The Wall Street Journal