Sentence examples for inalienable event from inspiring English sources
Clearly, in terms of (EDR), Socrates's life dependsR for its existence upon Socrates but so, plausibly, does his existence upon it: it is, for Socrates, what we might call an inalienable event.
Basically, individual liberty, self-evident truths (all men are created pretty much equal for the most part, objectively speaking), in the course of human events, that inalienable rights thing that seems to be hot right now: Life (hey, no biggie), Liberty (just a thought), and the Pursuit of Happiness (good luck with that, right!), yadda yadda, blah blah blah.
While Americans, who "work longer hours and commute greater distances than virtually any other people in the world", struggle hardest to be happy, and are often blind to their own failure; perhaps because the pursuit of happiness is an "inalienable right" in America.In any event, it is this "American obsession with happiness" that Eric Wilson lambasts in his slim polemic, "Against Happiness".
Change could be coming, however, along with more debate about whether we have some kind of inalienable right to watch sport – or just particular sports or events, you know, the good ones – free of charge.
Such rights are inalienable.
Globalisation is inalienable fact.
They have inalienable human rights.
"It's an inalienable right.
They are fundamental and inalienable.
