Sentence examples for right meant from inspiring English sources

Getting it right meant getting in the water.

The tortuous process of attempting to get the song precisely right meant it almost never happened.

But she added that for most voters phrases such as left and right meant little.

He knew that he was right, and that his being right meant that much else people wanted to believe was wrong.

Freedom was to be the new moral watchword – which, for the right, meant the freedom for some people to get as rich as they could.

"When the arbitrator gave free agency to baseball, is there anyone in baseball who the free-agent right meant more to than Alex Rodriguez Borasasaidid yesterday.

Bennett said that getting the inquiry right "means everything".

And getting things right means avoiding failure at all costs".

(In this context, "left" means moderate or center-right, while "right" means quite conservative).

A bow worn to the right means she is already in a relationship.

That right means that gay people are equal to straight people.