Sentence examples for be right for all from inspiring English sources

It's got to be right for all parties.

"It would be right for all Western countries -- the U.S. and Europe -- not to push us away, but to help us in this process".

Director of the Centre for Policy Studies The idea that a single type of school could be right for all children (apart from those whose parents can send them to private schools) has long been recognised as false.

If you think this all sounds a bit meta-meta then you'd be right: for all its pretensions to plot, Dear Mr M consists in large part of Koch's reflections on his own writing practices and procedures.

I adhere to a conclusion reached long ago — by James Madison in 1818, who said, simply, that it cannot be right for all of Earth's resources to "be made subservient to the use of man".

But it has to be right for all three parties".

No one way is right for all children.

"For some parents, it works great, but not all schools are right for all kids".

Grant is right: for all its charms, the Mail is a machine for wasting reputations.

The time is right for all non-Western artists, but particularly for Xu Bing".

The Cookery isn't fancy, but David DiBari's food is right for all seasons.