1. A degree does not give you a divine right to wealth.

2. No one has a divine right to success.

3. Being my wife doesn't give you the divine right to read my mail.

4. Constantine was declared to be Emperor by divine right.

5. I had a divine right and a solemn duty to warn them, but failed miserably.

6. Some bicyclists apparently think they have a divine right to ride wherever they want.

7. Ideas of Divine Right were, it is true, becoming increasingly difficult to justify in intellectual terms.

8. James sought to reassert the divine right of kings, and Parliament combined against him.

9. Waterloo bears divine right on its crupper.

10. Say farewell to the divine right of management.

10. Wish you can benefit from our online sentence dictionary and make progress every day!

11. You have no divine right of purchase.

12. It has its divine right of sovereignty.

13. Monarchy used to be based on divine right.

14. The king claimed to rule by divine right.

15. The temporal rulers were given thrones divine right.

16. People used to believe in the divine right of kings.

17. Divine right is the doctrine that the king stands toward his people in loco parentis.

18. Louis believed strongly in the divine right of kings, saying that he was the sun and that his courtiers and France should revolve around him like planets.

19. People were punished for denying the divine right of kings, or suggesting that people should be treated equally regardless of race, gender, or religion.

20. No player has a divine right to be in this team.

21. Anglican clergymen busied themselves with preaching up theories of divine right and non-resistance.

22. Both acts are morally wrong - Edward should not have abused his divine right and curried favour by dishing out peerages.

23. At a stroke the party managers and fixers have lost their assumption of a divine right to power.

24. And from the point of view of the royalists, and especially King James I, these marginal comments often did not pay sufficient respect to the idea of the divine right of kings.

25. Claim your creation, dominion, abundance and joy because they are yours by divine right.

26. Locke provided English Whigs with rhetorical ammunition against the idea of the Divine Right of Kings in their revolt against James II.

27. The one is the common right of humanity, and the other the divine right of kings.

28.