Sentence examples for no right question from inspiring English sources

Not only is there no right answer when the subject is Melville, there's no right question, just the undesigned and often circuitous process of turning the object of your attention this way and that way until something arresting emerges, and then you do it again, without the programmed prompting of any deus ex machina.

In the classrooms where Mr. Romney distinguished himself, there were no "right" answers — no right questions even, just a daily search for how to improve results.

The most recent target is the Obama administration's handling of the failed Christmas Day bomber, particularly its decision (an absolutely correct one) to have the F.B.I. arrest and interrogate the suspect and file federal terrorism charges rather than throw him into a military prison where the Republicans seem to expect that he would be given no rights, questioned and held without charges.

They have no right to question me like that".

There's no due process, no right to question witnesses, no right to see the evidence against the accused.

Even the President has no right to question the army chief's decisions, he said.

More important is the moral: that we have no right to question him for doing such things.

Instead, he argues that the public has no right to question the actions of the "noble Senate".

Prosecutors have argued that Mr. Moussaoui has no right to question witnesses held overseas as enemy combatants.

Federal prosecutors have argued that because Mr. bin al-Shibh is held overseas and is an enemy combatant, Mr. Moussaoui has no right to question him.

Pretending that, just because your founders are nice young men and you give away lots of services, society has no right to question your motives no longer seems sensible.