Sentence examples for right thing would have from inspiring English sources
I still think the right thing would have been to take him, I really do.
The right thing would have been to tell Brennan where to stuff the capsule, given that Williams had earlier written he was a man of honesty and integrity; the advice was ambiguous and open to interpretation, like the words "Let him have it, Chris," allegedly uttered by Derek Bentley to Christopher Craig on a warehouse rooftop in Croydon in 1952 moments before Craig shot and killed a policeman.
My husband was right -- things would have to change.
To the charge that they enabled a government whose record we reject, the Liberal Democrats would plead that they made a difference, mitigating and blocking on issues such as Europe, the environment, child benefit and human rights, without which things would have been worse.
He acknowledged that a lot of things would have to go right for the Knicks to fulfill his plan to claim one of the top four spots in the Eastern Conference, but said, "We have a legitimate shot as anybody in the N.B.A. this season".
"For me, things would have to be right.
The HBC allied with the conservative group FreedomWorks to demonize the legislation, which, among other things, would have expanded our rights to sue insurers or employers when we're denied coverage for doctor-ordered care.
This alt-right thing would not have manifested if there wasn't such a crappy environment to begin with.
And there was another "right" thing, which would have satisfied Tolstoy in his late religious phase.
He got away with so much because the regional politicians of the Indian National Congress were worried that their voter base among the Maharashtrians of Mumbai and other urban regions of the state would be further eroded if they ever dared to do the right thing, which would have been to protect ordinary law-abiding citizens from Mr. Thackeray's thugs.
Had we known then that they were not doing the right thing, we would have removed them from our factory immediately.
