Sentence examples for right in asserting from inspiring English sources

Were we right in asserting that many of Russia's best-known writers live in exile?

Moynihan was also right in asserting that politically, it would have been wiser to do welfare reform first.

Whether the president was right in asserting that his Arab guests should welcome Iran's emergence from pariah status is another question.

But it is right in asserting that it must do something to remain viable in what has become a cutthroat competition for museum visitors in New York.

Bigelow and her screenwriter, Mark Boal, are right in asserting that they could not have presented the manhunt without showing torture, one-sided though it is.

But events also suggest that Mrs. Clinton's critics were right in asserting that the government could never perform the large role she envisioned for it.

In protecting those rights, and in asserting those responsibilities, we affirm the common good, and common goals, that should unite all Americans.

And indeed, Mother-in-Law-to-Be, you're right on the money in asserting that traditional etiquette calls for the "traditional" (what your daughter would call "paternalistic" and "sexist") form of address.

He often cites the Iraqi Constitution in asserting rights for Anbar Province and describes himself as an Iraqi patriot opposed to any foreign meddling in Iraq, whether from Syria or Iran.

Consumer-rights types are correct in asserting that games are a very commercial culture, and the industry plays into that at all levels.

Gallup says that the WSA grants this kind of supportive advocacy (but not legal representation) to anyone who calls for help in asserting rights to travel, identification, or recognition regardless of whether the caller actually possess WSA documents.