Sentence examples similar to no right course from inspiring English sources

There is, of course, no right or wrong answer to that third extra-credit question, but the TierneyLab judges will be looking for the most cogent and interesting argument.

Of course, no right that heterosexuals enjoy is denied more often to gays and lesbians than marriage.

"A work that is set up for success to be liked by everyone, a work that stands out and creates diverging opinions, a work that sells, a work that asks the right questions at the right time, a work that gets 200 likes on Instagram, a work that makes you feel good?" There is, of course, no right or wrong answer.

There's no right or wrong way, of course, but when you embark on a story for the first time you're more likely to feel confident if you can always see where to go next.

Ortega, of course, has no right to claim to represent a movement which carried him to power but which he has frequently betrayed, not least by making a pact with the man who led the US-backed movement that ultimately destroyed Sandinista Nicaragua, the now Cardinal Obando y Bravo, in order to get himself elected.

"Changing the president would mean changing the political course: I have no right to let that happen".

Of course, there is no right or wrong decision, and we're lucky to have the choice.

"But after lengthy review of all the alternatives open to us, there is no question that this is the right course of action, which we are taking with the support of the board".

Of course, there was no right or wrong answer – the real test was to see which group agreed with each other more.

Djokovic has absolutely no right to win the point, but of course he does.

The Algerians remain convinced their doctrine of no negotiations and maximum force was the right course of action.