Sentence examples for right of doing from inspiring English sources

"As a founder of the company, I have no right of doing that to my people for my own personal benefit".

We are guilty of doing the same exact thing we accuse the Right of doing.

However, after decades of championing the First Amendment rights of those with the most deplorable viewpoints, the Left is now doing what it used to accuse the Right of doing.

Which is interesting, because this is just what many of those anti-nuclear activists accuse the conservative right of doing on climate change; denying the science, using only the facts that fit their pre-conceived views, quoting only the experts who agree with them.

As an example, the word dikē originally meant "way" or "manner," and thereafter it acquired the meaning of the "right way of doing something," "the right way of behaving," and finally "abstract right".

"I don't necessarily agree that putting up paywalls right now in general is the right way of doing it.

We believe that is the right way of doing it.

And find the right way of doing that.

"I knew it was the right way of doing it.

And with Libya we're continuing to find the right way of doing that.

"Everyone has their own right way of doing things," explains Harryhausen, now aged 92.