Sentence examples for human birthright from inspiring English sources

It's robbed you of your human birthright.

"A mother tongue is a human birthright.

It is time to put aside partisan politics and come together as a community to create a society in which dignified work is a human birthright.

One of his unshakeable beliefs was that art was for the people, that "beauty was a basic human birthright", MacCarthy said.

By her reckoning, the artistic impulse is a human birthright, a trait so ancient, universal and persistent that it is almost surely innate.

Anyone familiar with my work from the early sixties on knows that I believe in art's social presence — as breaker of official silences, as voice for those whose voices are disregarded, and as a human birthright.

That revolution restored a sense of hope and fired up Egyptians' dreams of a future in which they could claim for themselves the same dignity that is every human being's birthright.

It is our birthright as human beings to be happy and our responsibility to spread it amongst our neighbors.

Then, if we are willing, we can walk through a new door that opens to the untold, unimaginable potential that is our birthright as human beings.

Rebecca Schiller, director of Birthrights, the human rights in childbirth charity, has suggested that a failure to listen to pregnant women, and a tendency to dismiss their concerns, may be contributing to the problem.

To make criminals of pregnant women has the potential to lead to such worrying consequences that Birthrights – the human rights in childbirth charity that I co-chair – and the British Pregnancy Advisory Service (Bpas) have applied to intervene in the legal process.