Sentence examples for considered right from inspiring English sources

It's certainly not considered right in other countries.

"His actions away from the ice were not what I considered right.

"There is a compromise because there is such a prevalent hard-core view on what's considered right and wrong.

For many centuries it was not considered right to include biographies of men and women who were still alive.

This proposal is being considered right now by the European commission, and was raised by the chancellor, George Osborne, at a recent G20 summit.

And he went on: Santorum's "saying that some policy matters should be decided on what is considered right and wrong in the religious realm.

The rally was considered right-wing mostly by presumption.

The CNA is considered right-leaning (in its conception) and in occasional political bias.

Tory is considered right-wing by leftists and a centrist by right-wingers, which means he's the most likely to scoop up that cohort of Ford's slightly right-of-centre supporters.

If elected, Ms. Sparks would be the first transgender supervisor in San Francisco — the liberal enclave where Harvey Milk was elected as one of the nation's first openly gay officials in 1977, and perhaps the only place where Ms. Sparks might be considered right-of-center.

The capacity to allocate visuospatial attention is traditionally considered right-lateralized according to the effects of unilateral cerebral lesions.