Sentence examples for right think of from inspiring English sources

Nowadays, people on the left and the right think of the Founding Fathers as these deified figures.

(Probably the Property Brothers, right?) Think of it: there are plenty of benefits to doing things this way, right?

Great follies were committed, but big, brave things were done to put them right: think of the New Deal and the Civilian Conservation Corps.

And the skeptic would be right: think of all those spam messages and telemarketing calls you would record for future historians to be annoyed at all over again.

Last week, O'Donnell was on Sean Hannity's show on Fox, downplaying the dabblings by calling such activities "teen-age rebellion," and asking, "Who doesn't regret the eighties to some extent?" (Quite right: think of that hair, those clothes, that President).

The fact of the matter Two wrongs can make a right Think of a number, then double it ReprintsThe main reason for wanting to install superconducting power lines in cities is not, perhaps surprisingly, to reduce transmission losses.

But when the violated from those same countries come to us, outrage is replaced by paranoia: "If we show them kindness, attend to their suffering, give them basic rights, think of the millions who will rush in.

"I don't think it's right to think of it as, or call it, a failure," he said.

The tight polls have emboldened the Tory right to think of a future without Cameron.

Is her father right to think of it as a potential step up for the women and their families?

After your negative descriptions, why would anyone in their right mind think of making a home in Newark?