You are absolutely right.

Maybe you're right.

You're quite right.

In my opinion, he's right.

I think I'm right.

You're completely right!

You're absolutely right!

I guess you are right.

I think you're right.

I'm right, aren't I?

I have a feeling he is right.

I'm sure you're right.

I'm sure you're right.

He's right, Jamal.

He s right about that.

This time, they are right.

He is right.

He s right, of course.

This is probably a logical explanation, or maybe I simply matured.

You, probably, once again right.

I believe Tom is right.

At some level, of course, he is right.

You're right, integrity. Because that's the key thing.

He who pleads his cause first seems right until another comes and questions him.

He that is first in his own cause seemeth just but his neighbour cometh and searcheth him.

On the contrary, I was depressed.

Neither side is quite right in their public arguments.

Who the hell are you to accuse me of something like this?' And I said, you know, Look, I said, You're absolutely right.

The IMF rightly points out that these claims are nonsense.

Erdoğan is right, but it is he who must pass the test.

The Working Group is right to point out that assistance would be quot one way quot .

If you think those numbers are not quite comparable, you are right that is part of the problem.

He is rightly scared by the democratic opposition, which he is emasculating by all reasonably soft means.

The draft instrument on that matter quite rightly emphasizes such key areas as weapons marking, record keeping and increasing international cooperation in that area.

Kevin Bales said that Slavery is theft theft of a life, theft of work, theft of any property or produce, theft even of the children a slave might have borne. and he is correct.

We therefore thought, as the Chairman rightly pointed out, that the proposal was not agreed to, as a result of amendments made to it by the Non Aligned Movement.

To be sure, Sarkozy is right to note the enormous risks that workers and their communities face in this rapidly globalizing world.

He has a point, of course all six right of center parties, often at each other s throats, are behind his candidacy.

The Secretary General is therefore right when he says that consensus might be desirable but that its absence should not be taken as a pretext for inaction.

Francis is right to focus attention on the plight of the world s poorest.

Friedman is right that social comparison drives human anxieties, if not conflict, but this is equally true when economies are growing.

As for foreign policy, it is Obama who has rightly said that America needs to switch the focus of its military operations from Iraq to Afghanistan.

You're absolutely right, we do tweet in Arabic sometimes but not regularly, and it s definitely on our plans with the website which will be in both languages so we can attract more visitors to it.

The West is right to insist on norms of decent government, but it risks losing its capacity to influence events in Africa when it automatically links aid to elections.

And yet Cameron is right to believe that not all EU members will want or be able to be part of a more integrated eurozone.