Sentence examples for it's equally right from inspiring English sources

But it's equally right to say that the book is actually about other things.

But it is equally right to state that if they are reasonable and proportionate, we should seek to implement them.

Last year, he wrote in an article published in newspapers across the country on Memorial Day weekend that "if it is right to honor those who served in the cause of war, then it is equally right to honor those who served in the cause of resistance to war".

"It's equally the right of the charity to ask".

On the other hand, she would have been equally right to discard it.

On all conventional benchmarks, the Republicans are justified to be crowing, and the Democrats are equally right to be sulking.On the other hand, Bush's popular-vote margin of 3 percentage points was (if one ignores the anomalous election of 2000) the slimmest since Jimmy Carter's narrow victory in 1976.

But this argument has at its heart the false premise that Republicans and Democrats are equally right on issues or that they are equally in touch with the needs of the American people.

You must be equally right that you have circumvented the bugs that everyone is sure it has.

We are equally right to use the tactic to advance our rights.

That was still a recent memory when he decided his Iraq policy was equally right.

At which point the rule of the average, which requires all judgements to be equally right, starts to shake, and we, the independent readers, can breathe again.