Sentence examples for rights didn't from inspiring English sources

After all, human rights didn't appear all of a sudden – it was a long process.

Civil rights didn't happen in five minutes, but it did happen.

All those table manners and bills of rights didn't prevent the Holocaust, did they?

The concept of "human rights" didn't just triumph because of its inherent persuasiveness.

The use of the phrase "states' rights" didn't spark any reaction in the crowd, but it led the coverage in The Times and The Post the next day.

Imagine suggesting to some citizens that the Bill of Rights didn't apply to them because their ancestors weren't in the United States when the Constitution was adopted.

In his view, human rights did not apply to Muslims.

Knowledge of these rights did not significantly differ by gender (p =0.46).

After all, reproductive rights don't end at our bodies.

"Our rights don't come from the government," he said.

For that matter, our rights don't count either.