Sentence examples for God-given privileges from inspiring English sources
In the case of McCutcheon v. Federal Election Commission, the court ruled that all living, breathing human beings are now second-class citizens to corporations -- who are not only people, but rich, white, male people, with devilishly good looks, who should be free to bask in their God-given privileges without the constant whine of the democratic process.
This has been yet another year where I have had a God-given privilege of going on another life-enhancing journey with a special group of friends.
It's not God-given, it's Wally-given.
The fundamental difference between Washington's view and Beijing's is whether political rights are considered God-given and therefore absolute or whether they should be seen as privileges to be negotiated based on the needs and conditions of the nation.
So-called creative thievery isn't just the privilege of pop musicians; it is the God-given right of all musicians and. the very basis of Western music.
But because some Christians had assumed marriage could only exist in consonance with their particular Christian understandings of marriage, the Supreme Court's decision felt like an encroachment of their rights--because privilege had allowed them to assume marriage as a right, even a God-given right, that belonged only to heterosexuals.
Where the Cubs were denying a working class fan's god-given right to bring filthy livestock into a private space, the Thunder were refusing to grant special privileges to a pampered rich, celebrity.
We also share his disgust at the well-heeled classes whose privileges have never been earned and who believe their right to rule is automatic and God-given.
