Sentence examples for whose birthright from inspiring English sources

A child of a media-saturated generation, she presented herself as a writer whose birthright is the remix, the use of anything at hand she feels suits her purposes, an idea of communal creativity that certainly wasn't shared by those from whom she borrowed.

Remember, you are a sapient being whose promised birthright is to be happy.

Or perhaps not borrowed, but claimed, as part of a birthright whose precise function is to draw out the common meaning of individual experience.

'For all the qualities they have,' says Pullman, 'mine are ordinary children who come to realise that the world is a wonderful place whose destiny is not their birthright.

That "common sense" includes ending birthright citizenship for people whose parents weren't born here and branding anyone who comes over the border without authorization a criminal.

Gruffness is his birthright, inherited from a father whose tyrannical strictness became less baffling to Savage as he grew older.

Anyone familiar with my work from the early sixties on knows that I believe in art's social presence — as breaker of official silences, as voice for those whose voices are disregarded, and as a human birthright.

In 2009, then-Congressmen Deal proposed a bill to repeal birthright citizenship from U.S. born children whose parents are undocumented.

Ah, yes, the French lover, whose seductive skills have long seemed as much a birthright as a good Bordeaux.

Forty-one of the people in the tour group, including Mr. Ferraro, were students from colleges in the Rochester area whose 10-day trips had been sponsored by Hillel and Birthright Israel, both Jewish cultural groups.

The band's birthright is further illustrated with cover art by Raymond Pettibon, whose provocative drawings on the original Black Flag albums helped set an obsessive and darkly comic tone for the band.