Sentence examples for which were right from inspiring English sources
As her interest grew, she began experimenting with an array of traditional and nontraditional plants, many of which were right in her garden.
"And one of the things I looked at were the Palmer raids, which were right after the First World War". A. Mitchell Palmer was an unsuccessful Senate candidate who was appointed attorney general by Woodrow Wilson in 1919.
I suggested maybe he's actually writing against the kind of Christianity we see represented by Paul's churches, which were right there in these places such as Ephesus and Smyrna that he's writing too, because Paul's churches actually have people in them who are fairly well off in some cases.
He believed fiercely in liberalism as something quite distinct from any other political creed; found ways to dramatise those differences which were right for his particular time; and above all was unafraid to defy a public mood which is often shallower than the public will admit.
Looking back on my teen driver years (which were right before we were all super-connected with smartphones), my parents had no idea where the heck I was most afternoons or how responsible I was with the several-ton hunk of metal on wheels they so graciously provided for me.
It would also allow France and Germany to set interest rates which were right for their economies, which need to encourage spending less urgently than those of the PIGs.
In sixth grade, he developed a personalized assessment tool to figure out which students in his class were left-brained and which were right-brained.
I'm not sure which is right.
I never knew which was right.
