righteously

He was cleaning them out, righteously and in record time.

What business had they talking so righteously about a decent man?

He is going to wipe us all out, and righteously so.

But most seem righteously to believe in a dog's right to run freely.

Not only that, she told herself righteously, but the doctor had wanted her to take some form of exercise every day.

How else can you cover a thing like this righteously?"

When the other gangs hear about his death, I want them to be righteously impressed.

So it seems to me that I have decided well and righteously."

"But I'm not acting as a police officer," she said righteously.

"People are always blaming kids for everything," Mike complained righteously.

He'll either get frightened or righteously indignant, one of the two.

And no place to righteously shave - in the best hotel on the strip.

She added righteously, 'And she'll not tell us who did it.

She advanced on him, one finger stabbing the air righteously.

He was only trying to scare me so I'd get righteously indignant enough to do something about this.

Both women slept the peaceful sleep of the righteously saved.

This brings no profit; while he who lives far off from where I am and yet walks righteously is ever near me.

He straightened and backed away a step, looking righteously offended.

All three boys again slept the sleep of the righteously exhausted when they went to bed that night.

"Help his woman find her husband so she can get her divorce and live righteously."

No one can believe in righteousness without living righteously.

Let's show from the start that we can do it justly and righteously."

The teacher is righteously infuriated by their lack of morals.

Yes, agreed Sean righteously, and he hit me too.