Sentence examples for rightful order from inspiring English sources

The ecclesiastical reformers sought to restore what they thought was the rightful order of the world and denied the notion of theocratic kingship.

And then, of course, there's baseball, devotees of which -- especially in the Northeast -- had their views of the rightful order of things upended last week.

A fresh breeze was blowing, Nixon's imperial presidency was being cut down to size, "cabinet government" would restore the rightful order of things that sort of thing.

Nothing — nothing — would ever make her acknowledge what he'd done, or the message he'd left for her, although when he saw the room restored to its rightful order, he would know that she knew.

And when she pulled into the Dansville station each afternoon at 5 27 -- her brakes sighing, her gray, yellow and maroon finish gleaming -- young David's universe was in its rightful order.

Nothing is wrong with America or the world, they would have us believe, that can't be fixed by ousting Barack Obama from office, thereby restoring the rightful order of things. .

Nor does your having the good fortune to be born with a large endowment of talent potential and no disabilities and born into a nurturing family possessing lots of means while I have bad fortune in these respects amount to any erosion of the condition of equal freedom that a rightful legal order yields for us.

Models of social behaviour put 'dirt' in its rightful place – ordered and bounded within a set of social rules of behaviour.

As the number of jobless edges towards double figures, Pakistan implodes, and the nation looks ready to foreclose on Detroit, the banal fact of skin pigmentation has momentarily found its rightful place in the order of things.

Adding another chapter to a two-year-old legal battle, a federal judge has ordered a Web pornographer to pay $65 million in damages to the rightful owner of a domain name that is used to operate a sex Web site.

My family discriminated against me and denied me my rightful property rights.