Sentence examples for generation of right from inspiring English sources

"For the Dutch generation of right now, that's a revelation: he wanted to reproduce a certain spirit.

That's why, for a certain generation of right-wingers, the epithet "commie" invariably follows "godless".

She called him "a mentor to the next generation of right-wing activists and citizen journalists".

A new generation of right-wing politicians, dominated at first by Sen. Joe McCarthy, began its rise to national prominence.

London Assembly member Steve O'Connell, the author of a report into high service charges, says the new generation of right-to-buyers should be better informed about their obligations.

Some miners admit to paying extortion money to the left-wing guerrillas of the FARC, and the new generation of right-wing paramilitary groups the government calls "new criminal bands"; but they insist that they are victims, not criminals.

Seeing the doughy face of Glenn Beck extending his tongue at me from the cover of Time magazine last month made me recall that previous generation of Right-wing dogmatists with a whiff of nostalgia.

The fact that the content of human rights has been broadly defined should not be taken to imply that the three generations of rights are equally accepted by everyone.

Finally, the third generation, composed of solidarity or group rights, while drawing upon and reconceptualizing the demands associated with the first two generations of rights, is best understood as a product of both the rise and the decline of the state since the mid-20th century.

Nonetheless, it is difficult to sustain this claim for all generations of rights.

A mortgage "famine" is depriving a generation of the right to buy their first homes with a 95% mortgage, as their parents and grandparents did.