Sentence examples for the right would be from inspiring English sources

The right would be gratified if its bête noire — Rose Tico — is not in the footage.

"There's never been a question whether people on the right would be lavishly funded".

For the right would be hard pressed to say all the problems here are social ones with social solutions.

Although there is a respectable nationalist agenda, the right would be wise to pay close attention to the difference between that and the xenophobic brand.

Some claimed Google tried to create negative press around the laws by convincing journalists the right would be harmful for freedom of expression and information.

"The right would be deluding itself if it felt it was inaugurating a new France," said the daily Le Monde in an editorial.

Lord Judd said the talks were frank and useful, but would not say whether the rights would be restored soon.

Mr. Restuccia said he feared that the rights would be used to build huge luxury high-rises on Eighth Avenue.

But buying the rights would be a significant gesture of support for one of the last anchors of high ratings at fourth-place NBC.

Plus getting all the rights would be a complete nightmare now.

I conceived of it as an anthology, but knew the rights would be a nightmare.