Sentence examples for towards the right of from inspiring English sources
'towards the right of' is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English
You can use it when referring to a direction or location in relation to another object or person. For example, "The cabin we rented was located towards the right of the lake."
Bear left, slightly uphill, heading towards the right of the TV masts.
Mandzukic dashed towards the right of the area and Ramos flew across.
Unusually, after going on a diagonal run towards the right of Juventus's area, he does not change direction.
8. Go over the rise towards the right of the trees that are on the left, where you will find some carved wooden mushrooms.
The figure below shows how different categories of wealth are spread more widely in Britain: the steeper the gradient towards the right of the graph, the more unequal the distribution.
Connally was leaning towards the right of the Democratic party, and there was a huge split in the party with the other half being bed by liberal Senator Ralph Yarborough.
"At its heart it's about the attitude we have to work, as a country; the attitude we have towards the unemployed and the attitude we have towards the rights of those who are in work," says Soper.
A strong respect towards the rights of private ownership sets quite firm limits to the safeguarding of public interests.
Citizens were being reconfigured as consumers, a development which moved emphasis away from the duty of the state to provide universal coverage, and towards the rights of individuals to make choices about the services that they used.
As a consequence, each national judge-made law can be understood only as a part of a wider (in some respects, universal) judicial attitude towards the rights of citizens and people on their own bodies and lives.
"So although emergencies are terrible situations," he continues, "they are also incredible opportunities to enhance and jump-start assistance, and jump-start progress towards the rights of women and children.
