Sentence examples for seemed inalienable from inspiring English sources

NOT SO long ago the right to receive a state pension from the age of 65 seemed inalienable.

It seemed our inalienable right of living so high above ground.

Once the province of the wealthy and the uncommonly adventurous, escapist travel became available to the masses in the 20th century, as increasingly efficient modes of transportation and greater amounts of leisure time made the vacation seem an inalienable human right.

It seemed incredible to me that recreation could acquire this level of social momentum, that it could be seen as an inalienable right.

In order to put a stronger block in place, the government would have to admit to trying to actively block Facebook.It might also provoke outrage among Vietnam's ever-expanding middle class, who increasingly seem to consider it their inalienable right to opine on their friends' photos and share (politically innocuous) spur-of-the-moment witticisms.

That's where we stand with media today: Screen time and unfiltered content seems unavoidable and like an inalienable right, but accumulating science says we need to use it differently than we do to stay healthy... particularly regarding a young and developing brain.

Drivers seem to assume they have the inalienable right to sit behind the wheel.

"People seem to believe they have an inalienable right to be famous," Ms. Zirinsky said.

Still, for some reason we seem to believe that free commercial television is an inalienable right.

PAGE 39 SPORTS HARD TIMES FOR A TEAM That Has Had Harder It may seem to some Yankees fans as if the team has an inalienable right to a place in the postseason.

His ascription of apparently inalienable rights what he calls the "true liberties of subjects"—seems incompatible with his defense of absolute sovereignty.