Sentence examples for right whenever from inspiring English sources

That's right, whenever Hanks had better things to do than go into Toy Story mode, he'd simply say, "Get my brother Jim".

The ends of justice require discharge of one having such a right whenever facts appear sufficient to sustain the claim of privilege.

I remember once  reading a short story in which the heroine, a diplomat, revealed that her go-to line when dealing with tricky customers was to say "you could be right" whenever they came out with some mad opinion.

"But it's felt like only a few seconds, right?" "Whenever someone asks me how I'm doing, I find myself saying, 'I'm going through a passage.' Everything is a transition, a stop on the way to the destination, turbulence.

"You got to live your life a little bit too, right?" Whenever he did try to get other people to work in the shop over the years to lighten the load, it never worked.

Although McClendon sticks her characters with atrociously mannered dialogue, she gets the period idiom right whenever she taps into that half-disdainful, half-envious tone of the private eye as a social outsider.

This absence of cohesion leads to the separate mention of "copyright" and "moral rights" whenever Parliament wants to refer to both aspects of copyright law and to the near duplication of the provision on remedies for moral rights infringements.

Moreover, if the teams are sufficiently large, the exit restrictions yield stronger work incentives than exit rights whenever private production is viable.

Increasingly, agreements between networks and cable operators are getting hung up on the question of digital rights whenever those contracts come up.

If we follow the interest theory of rights and hold that to have a right is to have an interest that grounds a duty (Raz 1986, 166), a collectivity will have rights whenever its interests are sufficiently significant to create duties for others.

He firmly demanded his own and others' rights whenever they were withheld, never blinking in the face of intimidation.