Sentence examples for preach the right from inspiring English sources

(And there's a case to be made, after all, that it's better for people to preach the right thing but not practise it than to do neither). But another possibility bears thinking about.

"We can't allow that to stop us from continuing to be together and preach the right word of living and loving and laughing and things of that nature.

He was preaching the right things".

Like many Enlightenment writers, Diderot preached the right of the individual to determine the course of his or her life.

With tears wetting his face at one point, Obama mourned the deaths of innocents and preached the right of children to attend school without fear of a mass shooting, and he voiced anger about the country's epidemic of gun violence and his well-funded opposition.

During the 90s, the Michigan Militia reportedly had 10,000 members and a camo-clad Norman Olson, one of its leading figures, testified in a Senate subcommittee on terrorism preaching the rights of US citizenry to arm itself.

These same pastors of course preach the politics of the right from their pulpits and their congregations provide the foot soldiers of the conservative movement.

Hate-mongerers have the right to preach the inferiority of races they do not like, and Nazis can march through largely Jewish suburbs.

The burden falls squarely on President Obama's shoulders to act to save lives rather than preach the gospel of human rights, as there is no time left to spare.

Catherine Booth was a convinced believer in women's right to preach the gospel, and her pamphlet Female Ministry (1859) is still cogent.

Catherine Booth was a passionate believer in a woman's right to preach the gospel.