Sentence examples for clear and right from inspiring English sources

That is clear, and right.

"There are areas that are rightly clear and right, there are areas that may be gray, and there are areas that are unacceptable," Senator Jeff Sessions, of Alabama, said on Tuesday, at his confirmation hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee.

In an article for the New York Times yesterday, Mr Powell said: "President Bush's vision is clear and right: America's formidable power must continue to be deployed on behalf of principles that are simultaneously American, but that are also beyond and greater than ourselves". Senior members of the Catholic Church of England and Wales endorsed the Pope's comments.

"The current law we have is clear and right.

According to his Mental Principle Argument, the god worshipped by a people elevates or debases them since "the abstract principle that the idea of God contains, inherently, such transforming power in a nation, that it makes or unmakes, according as it is clear, and right, and grand; or, on the other hand, is low, and rude, and sensual" ("God and the Nation" [FA], 154).

The precedent for such a pause is clear, and right on point.

But Mr McCain's position has been clear, consistent and right.

Next up, and equally subtle, is a 25% increase in speaker volume and stereo support - the latter of which Apple promises deliver audibly clear left and right channels.

He said: "I want to be clear and unambiguous right now.

Still, an unchanged policy must mean the commitment is clear and solid, right?

And like most times I found myself with hard choices, I just wished there was something clear and easy, right in between".