Sentence examples for mere right from inspiring English sources

A mere right of passage, says appellant.

The right here guarantied is not the mere right of protection against personal violence.

Because the mere right to deny the obvious may be more important than the benefit of sheepishly acknowledging it.

This seems to be Facebook's preferred strategy, an instance in which the mere right to privacy — even if enshrined in a constitution — is not going to be enough.

In the cases the Government cites, the litigants had received or sought advantages from the statute that they wished to attack, advantages other than the mere right to sue.

Finally, although the Commission had the authority to provide for either passive or active recreational use of the property, it chose the least intrusive alternative: a mere right to pass and repass.

Since April 2011, when the social reformer Anna Hazare first sat on a roadside in Delhi to demand powerful anti-corruption legislation, the movement against graft has lost its virtuous halo and evolved from a hugely popular citizens' struggle to a mere right-wing political campaign against the Congress.

Jack said that he was developing a graphical platform, "Electric Feel," which could activate the deadly protocol with a mere right-click.

(Grace must have told them that lie; she must have concealed the fact that he'd walked out on his last exam because the questions were idiotic. Had she thought that mere bravado?) Right now, he said, he was driving a taxi.

Ct. 513, 42 L. Ed. 948); and, likewise, to supersede, by an Employers' Liability Act, the provision of a charter exempting a railroad from liability for death of employees, since the civil liability was deemed a matter of public concern, and not a mere private right.

However, Spencer eventually repudiated this mere political right.