Sentence examples for considered a right from inspiring English sources
A certain amount of bragging has long been considered a right of parenthood.
College should now be considered a right for every American who can benefit from it.
And air-conditioning is practically considered a right, hence Americans' outsize share of global energy consumption.
In our culture, access to credit is often considered a right or an entitlement.
He spent a lot of time with another man who hung around Soho with a camera – John Deacon, considered "a right little runt" by Bacon.
Private American health care has stood out for decades among industrial nations, where public universal coverage has long been considered a right of citizenship.
North's opponent was James C. Miller III, who would normally have been considered a right-wing champion.
Although some of his wilder statements would have pleased Mr. Le Pen, Mr. Fortuyn was not considered a "right-wing extremist" by most Dutch voters.
Not long afterward, Wanger left and Reinhardt was made assistant to Bernard Hyman, who was considered a right-hand man of Irving Thalberg.
Ivanovic spent much of last season at centre-back, but is considered a right-back by Mourinho and has featured on the flank in all but one of Chelsea's games this season, missing the Capital One Cup win at Swindon.
In 1968, controversy erupted within the party when the executive refused to seat new Tasmanian delegate Brian Harradine, a Whitlam supporter who was considered a right-wing extremist.
