Sentence examples for rightness of doing from inspiring English sources

Re "Building on Faith," by Feisal Abdul Rauf, the imam who plans a community center near ground zero (Op-Ed, Sept. 8): We should not conflate the right to build the Islamic center in Lower Manhattan with the rightness of doing so.

He translated Christian eschatology into early psychological delvings into terrors and absurdity – Alice is opposed and frustrated at every turn, but she's a dissenter not a collaborationist, and keeps speaking up against the way the people and animal-characters she encounters insist on the rightness of their way of doing things.

Though I saw the opportunity, and the rightness of it, I don't believe I did.

"She delighted me so much, with the unexpectedness and rightness of what she did.

Another thing that doesn't work is the agonising dialogue exchanged between the agents about the rightness of what they're doing, the guilt they feel, and the way they're being morally corrupted by the incessant killing.

"Clinton has become the first prominent 'me too' Democrat," the conservative columnist Tony Snow wrote in 1994, "someone who accepts the fundamental rightness of his opponents' cause but doesn't have the stomach to go where the principles lead".

"I believe so intensely in the rightness of what we're doing!

This does not mean, however, that in order to appreciate the rightness of the act, one must appeal to the principle.

But Mr. DeLaughter appeared never to doubt the moral rightness of his cause, saying to the 1994 jury: "Is it ever too late to do the right thing?

Authenticity claims, unlike truth and rightness claims, do not come with such a strong consensual expectation.

Somehow, a belief in the fundamental rightness of the "communist way" doesn't seem a substantial or sustaining enough reason.