Sentence examples for attributes right from inspiring English sources

But he must have some valuable attributes, right?

Murphy doesn't get any of Lenya's physical attributes right, either.

"I think you'd have a tough time making a movie with these attributes right now.

"He certainly has the physical ability, because he's very strong and tall, so he's just working on the mental attributes right now," Palmer said by phone from his home in Latrobe, Pa.

While some provisions in the Bill of Rights attribute rights to a "person," the First Amendment uses different language.

Attributing rights based on difference instead of sameness would reduce the nation to a motley collection of tribes, each pursuing its own instead of the nation's interest.

Or, put less brusquely, they are sceptical, for theoretical and political reasons, about attributing rights to children.

Other writers argue that if we accept posthumous interests and accept that people have strong claims over their bodies while alive, we have grounds to attribute rights to the living over their post-mortem bodies (Wilkinson in press).

Are our present actions nonetheless constrained by rights of future generations that are based on interests other than existence as such, interests such as subsistence, etc.? This is possible only if attributing rights to people does not require us to make reference to individual persons (Herstein 2009, 1180 82).

The special features of our relations to (remote) future people especially the lack of particular knowledge, the impossibility of cooperation, and the permanent asymmetry of influence (Section 1)—do not stand in the way of attributing rights to them that ground corresponding duties owed by us (Sections 2 and 3).

Can the "miracle" of the Asian Tigers (Taiwan, Hong Kong, South Korea, and Singapore) be attributed to "property rights"?