Sentence examples for right to true from inspiring English sources

The inalienable right to true British tea-bags, not the feeble French kind, is one of the demands of the revolutionaries.

What Washington, Adams, Jefferson and Madison all agreed on was the danger of creating political parties like the ones we have today, permanent factions that are engaged in a constant battle for advantage even if that means skewing election results, keeping candidates off the ballot, denying voters the right to true representation and "fixing" the outcome of legislative deliberations.

So, first and foremost, I applaud my many dietitian friends and colleagues who have made the public's right to true food, and the unadulterated truth about food, their rallying cry.

"This amendment strikes the balance of accomplishing more for the unborn than any other amendment the nation has ever seen, while protecting pregnant women and their right to true medical care.

Ethically, is it right to be "true to myself" even if that authenticity ends my otherwise happy marriage and damages the emotional stability of my three children?

If you could be certain that your friend's fear was misplaced (a big if) and that by the next morning she would again prefer not to know about your extracurricular activities (another big if), then you were right to hold true to your end of the nondisclosure pact even when she abandoned hers.

According to an extract of his speech circulated by his office on Sunday, Shorten planned to say: "When someone has found not just another person they can live with, but a person they can't live without, then they should have the same right to the true qualities of a bond that runs deeper than any law".

So as one of your New Year's resolutions, please vow to do everything in your power to show, and to have your colleagues in your bank show, your Senators the right path to true reform.

Does she have a right to know her true parentage upon reaching adulthood?

The archbishop is right to suggest that true Christmas spirit doesn't come with a receipt.

Or do they have the right to stay uncompromisingly true to a vision that may strike some as arcane?