Sentence examples for the right because from inspiring English sources

Crosland is a hate figure on the right because, as education secretary in the 1960s, he promoted comprehensive education at the expense of grammars (though not as much as Margaret Thatcher later did).

Mr. Crace said he sold the right because he likes the charity.

But after being pilloried by the right because he supports abortion rights, he got zilch.

By contrast, the continental European definition puts liberals on the right, because of their support for the free market.

In theory, it is good for the left and bad for the right, because conservatives were beaten by Socialists.

"I defend the Palestinians wholeheartedly and automatically," Genet writes, "They are in the right because I love them".

He also offered reassurances about an immediate lurch to the right because of pressure from his party's right wing.

We all know how it goes: the left wins because of hope, the right because of fear.

And then I switch to the right, because the spice rack is there, and I put in a little cumin.

A great nation should not deny the right because a tiny piece of paper stubbornly clings to a ballot.

"We talk about him being a striker who has played on the right because we needed it and can also play as a second striker.