Sentence examples for right use of from inspiring English sources

This is not the right use of "begrudge," which means "envy".

"Then people are saying, was that the right use of money for a one-day sporting event?" he said.

In "Motherhood," Heti is no longer a tortured artist, anxiously wondering whether she is making the right use of her talent.

But there is, at least, clarity, and though clarity has been an ambiguous talent in the past, Patrick struggles, toward the end of this book, to make the right use of it.

Wilson, advised by the future justice of the Supreme Court Louis Brandeis, countered with the New Freedom, a more libertarian-sounding program that would "destroy monopoly" by encouraging "the right use of competition".

Our banks now want alert and intelligent men for the world-wide expansion that is open before them, if they use their present opportunity; they can get them in plenty if they make the right use of the material under their hands.

UN-Habitat (2007), for example, advocates various interim occupancy rights such as granting nontransferable short-term leases, collective property rights, use of community land trusts, and protection against eviction.

He cited the spread of information about human rights as a good use of globalization.

He recovered very good use of his right hand.

One pattern (model on the far right) uses images of the Institut du Monde Arabe building in Paris by Jean Nouvel.

She'll be right: Used instead of saying, "it's going to be alright".