Sentence examples for right noun from inspiring English sources

Note: far right (noun) and far-right (adjective).

Prefer far right (noun) or far-right (adjective) at any subsequent mention.

Sometimes, instead of finding the right noun, I revert to pictures, and scrawl an illustration on a napkin.

Those of us who are vulnerable to a really good name can be manipulated mercilessly; we'd buy ping-pong balls if the right noun and colour were combined.

It was confined to birds, and it was done not in the wild per se, but on a preserve, or hunting grounds, where pheasants and partridges are raised and then let loose expressly for hunters, or shooters, or whatever the right noun for those of us visiting preserves is.

Instead, choose the right nouns and verbs.

Instead, I said, use the right nouns and verbs.

alt-right: noun An ideological grouping associated with extreme conservative or reactionary viewpoints, characterised by a rejection of mainstream politics and by the use of online media to disseminate deliberately controversial content.

He's right; the noun push-back is everywhere.

The 40-Year-Old Virgin, Knocked Up and the new Funny People – all written and directed by Apatow, alongside offshoots such as Superbad, Forgetting Sarah Marshall, Pineapple Express and I Love You, Man – drew from one pool of talent: an embarrassment, if that's the right collective noun, of nerds.

Unlike a legal proceeding, no one testified under oath and witnesses were allowed to speak anonymously in the Freeh report, which also failed to conduct interviews with "most of the key witnesses," the Thornburgh report said … The noun right after the "unlike" phrase should be the thing that is "unlike".