Sentence examples for eternal right from inspiring English sources

It is hard for him: Sinai, unlike the West Bank, was not part of Eretz Israel — land Begin believed was "our natural and eternal right".

"One must not be diverted from the borders of Eternal Right," as Hitler put it, "by the existence of political borders".

Wyclif's analysis of Christ's law of love and of the Ten Commandments proceeds directly from his disquisition on the relation of earthly justice to eternal right in De Mandatis Divinis.

The party is proposing a transhumanist bill of rights that states that it should be illegal to stop research on longevity and eternal rights based on religious and ethical reasons.

This area of Berlin boasts the highest birth rate in Germany, and the ensuing atmosphere is highly annoying: There are stroller traffic jams in the parks, and arrogant parents shuttle past you huffily, as if the act of procreation gives them eternal right-of-way on all sidewalks, while they push along prams that cost literally as much as a used car.

Remember the women and the disciples who believed the unbelievable and then lived in a greater, eternal world right here, right now.

Mike Young's writing does that to me, but not in the annoying, "Dude, here is the eternal truth right before you "kind of way, but also not not in that way either, you know?

In his early days, he would stay put to mostly a conversation about weightlifting in a mega-thread entitled "The Eternal Alt-Right Muscle thread".

In his early days, he would stay put to mostly to a conversation about weightlifting in a mega-thread entitled "The Eternal Alt-Right Muscle thread".

He reasoned, therefore, that if one decides to believe in God and to act on this basis, one gains eternal life if right but loses little if wrong, whereas if one decides not to believe, one gains little if right but may lose eternal life if wrong, concluding that the rational course is to believe.

As the great man said: 'We must strictly conform to the eternal principles of right and justice.