Sentence examples for rightness at from inspiring English sources

There's no question that the Light is the right side to be on, but the rightness at the heart of it is chilly and inflexible, obliged – as Will discovers to his horror – to choose the greater good over the fate of any single individual, time and again.

Surely, however, Special Forces commanders would regard the defense of American constitutional rightness as reason to shoulder at least some physical risks, just as American police officers routinely place themselves at risk by patiently surrounding an armed, defiant murder suspect's house.

In fact, in his commitment to the importance of human reason (including the sense in which reason can judge the rightness of at least a number of Biblical commands and prohibitions), Saadya's theological ideas may be said to reflect Islamic Kalâm sensibilities (in particular, the teachings of the Mu'tâzilites).

Presenting Joan as a star, and the audience as her implicit fans, would also coax theatregoers into believing in Joan's rightness of purpose, at least while they sat in the darkened theatre.

Out of nowhere, at the café table, she switched into a high, fussing voice, like a hairdresser teasing an errant curl: "Had to get it right!" The rightness is unforgettable.

How then can we hold a position of "rightness?" I work at not getting caught in the "right/wrong" game, because as soon as I do, everyone loses.

My friends' experience appeared to confirm the rightness of my colleague at The Observer and the judgments set out in Douglas Hyde's classic work of anti-communism "I Believed" which was the first avowedly political book I ever read.

The title of his new book, "As of This Writing," suggests a man who doesn't much care about having the last word, and most of the essays are accompanied by postscripts in which Mr. James embellishes and qualifies his earlier judgments, and occasionally allows himself a chortle of satisfaction at their rightness.

Though autism is a lifelong neurological disorder, and outcomes vary strikingly between those classified as "learning disabled" and those who are not, the University of Manchester trial tends to prove at last the rightness of the work of dedicated, often unsung, teachers of the past.

"Yeah, baby," a man in front of me called out after a long cross from the corner, and I chortled at the naked-city rightness of it.

The question would be whether a church that has failed to persuade its own flock of the rightness of its position could persuade at least five justices.