Sentence examples for common birthright from inspiring English sources

They grow, they learn, and they remind the rest of us of the astonishing power that is our common birthright.

But while working and middle-class families pay their taxes or face consequences, the Panama Papers remind us that the worst of the 1% have, for years, essentially been stealing access to Americans' common birthright, and to the benefits of our shared endeavors.

It was, one gleans, more than their common Hungarian birthright that accounted for Szigeti's close relationship with Bela Bartok.

No country has the right of entitlement to destroy the ocean -- our commons and our birthright -- especially in an international sanctuary.

That "common sense" includes ending birthright citizenship for people whose parents weren't born here and branding anyone who comes over the border without authorization a criminal.

A common misconception about Taglit-Birthright is that there is just one trip offered departing on different dates, when in fact there are over a dozen tour organizers offering various trips that cater to all kinds of interests and people.

Suddenly perceiving the wrongness of his policy, Stoneman joins with Klansmen and viewers are told that "The former enemies of North and South are united again in common defence of their Aryan birthright".

They are our birthright – part of our common humanity.

Fortunately, outside of the Dominican Republic it doesn't seem that there has been any particular push to end birthright citizenship, which is a common policy in countries in the Americas.

But now, in an era dominated by terrorism, environmental anxiety, cultural fragmentation, and economic inequality, members of a younger generation which takes dystopian cynicism as its birthright and rock-inflected minimalism as its "common practice"—find such artistic values rather quaint.

But such a principled yet pragmatic solution to the birthright citizenship question could point the way toward common ground on immigration reform.