Sentence examples for right and pertinent from inspiring English sources

"We've had one or two discussions, it's only right and pertinent to talk about them if they either get done or don't," Mowbray said.

The need to protect them generates a range of rights; the right pertinent here is "an absolute right not to be made the intended victims of a homicidal project" all innocent persons have (Gewirth 1981: 16).

Last year, he made his impression right away with sprightly and pertinent remarks, always showing respect for his friend Randolph, now the bench coach for Milwaukee.

And with civil rights and equality as pertinent a topic as ever, the original metaphor of the franchise still rings true to this day as the heart of the franchise is both topical and touching.

As noted in Cambodia, implementing human rights reform in healthcare curricula must be both clinically relevant and pertinent to the social, political, and cultural environment in which it takes place [ 20].

But Mr. Obama's mentioning the American civil rights movement as an example of how nonviolent resistance can succeed was powerful and pertinent — perhaps though, we receive it slightly differently than he meant it.

The 2004 volume draws on and extends human rights discourse pertinent to health issues and amplifies debate about global ethics.

The image is shocking and pertinent.

An enjoyable evening with lively discussion and pertinent questions.

And it was timely and pertinent, too, back in 1973.

Much more frequent and pertinent are the love declarations.