Sentence examples for a sort of right from inspiring English sources

Not moving her head, Newsom twisted her lips all the way to the left, and kissed O'Brien, making a sort of right angle with their heads.

Unsurprisingly, a huge part of Fender's sales come from beginners, because picking up and ultimately giving up on an instrument is a sort of right of passage.

The Council for National Policy is considered a sort of right wing central committee.

"I feel I have a sort of right to my own field of work", he wrote, adding: "anyone who has had to do with exploration will regard this region primarily as mine".

By Hendrik Hertzberg May 21, 2013 The Washington Legal Foundation — a sort of right-wing A.C.L.U.

The historian Eric Hobsbawm described the crash of 2008 as a "sort of right-wing equivalent to the fall of the Berlin wall".

As a young attorney she was hired by Mr. Watt for a staff position at the Mountain States Legal Foundation, a sort of right-wing answer to the Sierra Club that favors traditional Western economic interests like ranching, mining and forestry, and has litigated vigorously against the Endangered Species Act and other basic federal statutes that the Interior Department is sworn to uphold.

The Vector mouse features a sort of right-handed curve in its design, which I trust is reasonably comfortable.

The story turned into a sort of right-wing Kony 2012, and House Republicans announced a formal investigation into the women's health organization.

That's a sort of equality, right?

Elsewhere, some liberal academics say nullification may be a sort of civil right.