Sentence examples for right to explain from inspiring English sources
Through its revelation of the age and evolution of the Earth, it took from religion the right to explain human origins.
"It took away my right to explain abortion to my children when they're ready," said Barbara Daw, a law student, whose two sons, Devin, 8, and Christopher, 9, played nearby, oblivious.
They need to try to clarify discrepancies and if they're not convinced or the stories don't add up, and the client has the right to explain anything that may have been misconstrued.
One must turn to paleontology in its own right to explain those changes, which might well involve extinctions brought about by extraterrestrial forces (e.g., comets) or new kinds of selection operating only at levels higher than the individual organism.
One must turn to paleontology in its own right to explain these changes, which might well involve extinctions brought about by extraterrestrial forces (e.g., comets) or new kinds of selection operating only at levels higher than the individual organism (see above Levels of selection).
We are deeply concerned that when people are brought to court they have no right to explain the reason for their arrears, neither do judges have powers to take into account such factors as outstanding housing benefit problems that are in most cases not the tenant's fault.
In other words, judges obtain the right to explaining case reasoning because of their professional knowledge, while plaintiffs cannot claim their rights to determine case reasoning because of their poor legal knowledge.
Avoid sermonizing - if you can't find the right words or explanations, use money books written for kids to help you find the right way to explain it in their language.
It's hard for me to find the right words to explain it.
No editor wants to be the one that's dragged before Leveson right now to explain the story.
The problem is that there are no other obvious contenders with the right timing to explain the crossover; the literature hasn't explained the switch.
