Sentence examples for supposed right from inspiring English sources

"The supposed right of intolerance is absurd and barbaric," he wrote.

We should "consider instead applying, to the traditional subject matter of that supposed right, the more general right to ethical independence".

Mandelson has chosen to end his ministerial career with an outright attack on our rights, acting in defence of big businesses' supposed right to threaten and intimidate.

Israelis are therefore right to see the Palestinians' insistence on this supposed right as a formula for Israel's dissolution, inconsistent with the idea of two states for two peoples.

In reality, it often empowers corporations to sue sovereign nations over any policies that conflict with their supposed right to the profits of free trade – including health and environmental policies designed to serve the democratically determined public interest.

These fundamentalist rigidities are predicated on the supposed right of some part of the population to present its intolerance as a matter of dignity, to whitewash vitriol with the language of piety.

Deborah Young writes, in The Hollywood Reporter, Based on true stories recounted by author Yang Xianhui in "Goodbye, Jiabiangou" and on the director's interviews with survivors of the Jiabiangou and Mingshui camps, the film uses chilling realism to describe the hunger and back-breaking work that killed most of the supposed "right-wing dissidents" who had the bad luck to be sent there.

Counter-examples to suggested contributory principles consist of cases where the feature cited is present but either does not count at all or counts the wrong way (a supposed right-making feature actually making an action worse rather than better, for instance).

What sin, exactly, did the so-called war hero senator (I'm going to my Conservapedia right now to double-check the facts on that supposed Vietnam heroism) commit against his supposed right-wing brethren?

Let's just keep it all in the family I suppose, right?

There is, of course, no more reason to suppose right-Brexiteers will support a left-Brexit than there is to suppose that those of us who think like Paul Mason does will support the current right-Brexit.