Sentence examples for birthright to be from inspiring English sources

"It's their birthright to be corrupt".

SL It was not Hillary Clinton's birthright to be president of the United States of America!

By instinct, he is particularly sensitive to potential challenges to Americans' birthright to be the gatekeepers of this land.

"We will not sit back and allow our birthright to be exchanged for a bowl of porridge," the e-mail message said.

A thick slab of grass-fed sirloin dripping in its own juices: so many Argentines consider such a feast a birthright to be enjoyed regularly that one president in the 1990s quipped to an American magazine, "Tell your readers, 'Don't come to my country if they're vegetarian.' " But tastes change, even in Argentina.

But any woman who has wanted and been denied what feels like a woman's birthright — to be a mother (as much as it is a woman's choice not to) — will surely recognize in Jesse her own feelings of panic, weariness and ­heartbreak.

Remember, you are a sapient being whose promised birthright is to be happy.

At the current rate of constructive engagement with New Labour those discordant voices in the Lib Dems which will be heard this weekend fear that their party might sell its birthright, merely to be lost in the crowd in Mr Blair's Big Tent.

"As president, I will be committed to using the bully pulpit of the White House to lead a national discussion on the importance to our economy and our culture of mothers and fathers entering into healthy marriages so that every child is given their birthright -- to be raised by their mother and father in a stable, loving home," he said.

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It is our birthright as human beings to be happy and our responsibility to spread it amongst our neighbors.