Sentence examples for being a right from inspiring English sources

How: By touring, yes, but also by being a right bunch of little tightbottoms.

If something goes wrong, it goes wrong and maybe the wrong will end up being a right, something interesting".

Of course, if we are keeping a and b fixed, and we are changing theta, it means we completely ignore this property of being a right triangle.

We learn that it "wasn't customary to ask other people for money" and that medical treatment "hovered confusingly between being a right and being an unobtainable luxury".

He is good for morale and has some stories to tell – the one about the talking budgie being a right rib tickler.

She described her "paradise" home of the Swat valley before the Taliban gained control. "Education went from being a right to being a crime.

Kocher is a natural left-hander who was converted to being a right-hander early on — "the nuns," he explained.

And being a gold bug — or, in general, being a right-winger — means never having to say you're sorry.

Whatever happened to being able to support our military and thank them without being a right-wing lunatic warmonger?

Often accused of being a right-wing propagandist, he can, at least, argue that the BNP makes him just as angry as everything else.

And the lone suspect in the assassination, Lee Harvey Oswald, far from being a right-winger, was an ardent leftist with Communist sympathies.