Sentence examples for idea of rights from inspiring English sources
Although the heyday of natural rights proved short, the idea of rights nonetheless endured.
But female respondents saw no contradiction between this affirmation and the idea of rights and opportunities for women.
This principle might be relevant to other areas of life and encapsulates the idea of rights and responsibilities.
Recently arrived pickers are often mystified by American culture, unsure of their rights (or the idea of rights in general), and unlikely to speak English.
I have been writing about writers and their families so it is strange that the idea of rights versus responsibilities does not preoccupy me.
"The majority of these recruits... have no idea of right or wrong," he says.
But does Raylan care about the law, or the basic idea of right and wrong?
Speakers called for a "great moral revolution" founded on "the idea of right and justice and the truth of God".
It's where the idea of right and wrong as based in nature, not just the Bible, is born.
"When you give up on the idea of right and wrong, you don't get anything," she told Johnston.
