Sentence examples for its birthright from inspiring English sources

It demands it like it is its birthright.

He concluded as follows: "The chief danger to American education is that it will sell its birthright for a mess of pottage.

A FORMER prime minister, who resigned in 2007 after a shambolic first year in office, and his Liberal Democratic Party LDPP), which two years later was hounded out of the governing role that it had taken as its birthright, are both headed for a remarkable return to power.

North Korea may well admire the prosperity of the West, but it will not sell its birthright for a mess of pottage (or Choco Pies).

Notre Dame was also trying to prove that the mystique it has long claimed as its birthright was alive and well, despite its poor play of late and the fiasco of replacing Coach Bob Davie, who was dismissed at the end of last season.

For the first time, the West is sidelined from a narrative it used to think of as its birthright.

Outraged environmentalists say Iceland is selling its wild birthright, damaging its eco-tourist image and risking its credit rating to benefit a $23 billion American conglomerate and to win a mere handful of jobs.

Mr Xi, it appears, is guided by a dream of regional hegemony, of countries such as South Korea and Japan drifting of their own will away from America's strategic orbit and into that of China, the resurgent power reclaiming what it regards as its historical birthright.

After all the effort exerted to convince the world that AIDS is not a gay disease, we now have a generation embracing AIDS as its gay birthright.

To be fair, there exist plenty of people in America convinced that somewhere along the road the United States sold its virile birthright for a mess of effete politically correct pottage.

Most of the girls love to do so as its their birthright so just don't worry.