Sentence examples for matters of right from inspiring English sources

To get into matters of right and wrong, of course, might depress ticket sales in Tokyo.

Matters of right and wrong are at the heart of this month's crop of new books: What do we owe our fellow human beings at moments of crisis?

Popes assert a special authority on matters of right and wrong derived from God. Pacelli knew better than anyone the universal claims of the Church and its moral authority; his family had been Vatican lawyers for generations, and he himself had worked all his life to increase the influence of the Holy See.

He flatly denied that utility could settle matters of right,[44] and he held that the first principles of morality have to be established independent of experience, apart from any knowledge of the consequences of acting upon them.

Matters of right, wrong, and the character of the sacred are never simple.

When it comes to fundamental matters of rights and the rule of law, those answers are alarming.

"They are not a matter of right," he said.

French believes it's all a matter of right place, right time.

To Crane, however, it is a simple matter of right and wrong.

"The main issue is the matter of right wing versus left wing," he said.

But essentially swing is an uncomplicated matter of "right, left, back step," he said.