Sentence examples for true rights from inspiring English sources

Tempting as that feeling might have been, Ms. Hom was far too familiar with true rights abuses to succumb.

Either no member of the human race has any true rights, or else they all have the same ones; and anyone who votes against the rights of another, whatever his religion, colour or sex, automatically forfeits his own.

Much of the campaign seemed to center on which man -- Mr. Tiahrt (who boasted Sarah Palin's support) or Mr. Moran (who campaigned this week with Sen. Tom Coburn of Oklahoma) -- had true rights to the conservative title.

That is, in times of total social disharmony there are no true rights for there is no true control of society.

Before the slave comes to see his life as part of a goal-determined, rationally-ordered co-operative scheme, he has no true rights then.

Green argues that where there are severe conflicts between groups which were subject to the same political sovereign — such as in the former Yugoslavia — no true rights exist.

This is certainly true right now.

"And that's still true right now.

MR. LEHRER: That's true, right?

This is especially true right now.

This is true right across south Asia.