Sentence examples for it that right from inspiring English sources

There is clearly no shortage of talented black writers – Courttia Newland, Malorie Blackman and Andrea Levy, to name a few – so why is it that, right now, the stories that receive the most mainstream recognition all seem to be the ones written by white people?

Kudos to you, J in the B! No one calls it that, right?

If there is a right way to say it, that right only belongs to black folks.

Because letting your child have an Insta (you knew they called it that, right?) without teaching them how to use it properly is like buying your kid a car without teaching them how to drive.

It's so much like the Thick of It that right now you're probably tweeting "This is like an episode of The Thick of It!" or "This is beyond the The Thick of It now!" or "Armando Iannucci has GOT to bring back The Thick of It after this!" until your thumbs are worn down to little bloody nubs and you start quoting the tweets to Siri.

The issue here is not actually abortion, or people's right to it; that right has been granted in the state of Victoria, that battle is presently won.

His book often put me in mind of an observation by the Soviet-era poet Yevgeny Yevtushenko: "Why is it that right-wing bastards always stand shoulder to shoulder in solidarity, while liberals fall out among themselves?" His political arguments are not easy to condense, but he suggests that in the Putin era intellectuals have "split psychologically and socially in two".

"Is it possible that he is right?

And it wasn't long before it exercised that right.

"It seems that right now, everybody's a Red Sox fan".

It proposes that right-sided activity is the product of loss of transcallosal inhibition.