Sentence examples for it's civil from inspiring English sources

And you could argue that that's done a lot for a lot of people, whether it's civil rights, or women's liberation, or gay rights, or what, but— FRANKEN: Those are all about rights.

By contrast, the Sunday Times carried only two articles: "Win or lose, it's civil war for Labour" (page 16); "Cameron's chaos theory is winning as he stokes up fear of Miliband" (page 23).

It's civil war déjà vu.

"You do not wake up one morning and the radio says it's civil war," Saleh told me.

It's civil rights' greatest hits: Montgomery, Selma, Birmingham; "Eyes on the Prize," "We Shall Not be Moved," "We Shall Overcome".

It's civil, the two discussing policy with none of the snarky got-yous that characterize today's televised debates.

50's and 60's it was civil rights.

Whether it be civil rights, labor rights, health care rights, women's rights to choose.

It was civil society itself.

"It was civil the whole time.

It is civil rights".