Sentence examples for your birthright from inspiring English sources

Sometimes you have to give up your birthright, and turn away from the tastes you knew.

"As a Nigerian, it's almost your birthright and responsibility to know and study Fela's musical genius.

We trusted you!" One woman shouted, "You sold your birthright for a bowl of porridge".

"He screwed you out of everything, your birthright, the entire Durst Organization," she said.

If the ability to have it all is your birthright, this issue is unlikely to shine brightly on your radar.

It does mean pride and confidence … To be emancipated from helplessness and need and walk freely upon the earth: that is your birthright.

It's robbed you of your human birthright.

Fortunately, it's never too late to reclaim your artistic birthright.

And it's both your destiny and birthright to step forward, embody it, and claim this mastery over life as your own.

A Hard Rain's a-Gonna Fall, but You Can Afford It There is just no way to sugar coat this: If you are showering under a single, rickety, wall-mounted shower head, you are doing a disservice to the sensory aqua fun park that is your 21st-century birthright.

"We, your family, understand our birthright," Ms. Dryfoos said.