Sentence examples for much more rights from inspiring English sources

"'Why do they get much more rights than we get here?'" the advocate, Assia El Ouadie, said the other prisoners constantly asked her.

But they get much, much more right than wrong.

So, by the logic of private equity, the United States government should borrow much more right now.

But the reputation of United States leaders "is being damaged much more right now as they attempt -- with all their means -- to muzzle WikiLeaks" and Mr. Assange.

I tend to read very little when combing the final draft and of course much more right after I've finished".

This is why people inside and outside of Silicon Valley and its newfound obsession with things should be talking much more, right now, about how we can make this stuff more secure, and not just from criminals.

Executive story editor Steve Roberts describes it as a show based on "the concept that we will all eventually be digital as individuals". You can't get much more "right now" than that.

I tend to read very little when combing the final draft and of course much more right after I've finished". Last week the Guardian published a list of writerly rules donated by respected authors.

We were now in the church of Oprah, which felt right (much more right than Kristin Chenoweth singing a song from the Broadway show "Wicked" as the Morehouse men made their procession to the stage) and gave the celebration, finally, a sense of community.

The poor reputation of unions is even more noticeable if you've recently spent time abroad: my colleague Bagehot (who until recently wrote the Charlemagne column) has commented before about British exceptionalism in Europe, arguing that Britain is a much more right-wing, free-market and Thatcherite place than Europe.

After 10 years, I think the panel got much more right than wrong – well, I would say that, and I'm very grateful for the boost, but I couldn't name 10 authors who should have been there and were snubbed.