Sentence examples for God-given rights from inspiring English sources
They are God-given rights.
Republicans believe that God-given rights come with responsibilities.
The individual, conceived as rational and endowed with God-given rights, sits at the center of the value system of modernism.
It is the Enlightenment world view in a nutshell, the faith behind the Declaration of Independence's shocking idea that governments are instituted to preserve the God-given rights of their citizens.
The people are for the most part healthy, sensitive and decent, and they have grown up with the feeling that outdoor barbecues, big-screen televisions and pink bathrooms are as much God-given rights as air is.
For generations, rural Australians have regarded land-clearing as a God-given right.
Like other conservatives, he defends the God-given right to keep and bear arms, "the guardian of every other right".
You seriously suggest that having more babies could be "desirable" for Europeans, lest we forgo the God-given right to economic growth ("Work longer, have more babies", September 27th).
Does this mean the massacre could have been prevented if South Carolina recognized the God-given right of individuals to defend themselves regardless of their location?
We live in a spoiler-filled world where audiences are increasingly coming to regard premature revelation as a God-given right.
