divine right

Nobody should feel they have a divine right to play.

Nothing on this planet has a divine right to anything.

I have no divine right but that is my objective.

There is no divine right for any player to be picked.

And teenagers often consider it their divine right to drive to school.

Him being delusional and thinking he's got some sort of divine right.

Going to University isn't supposed to be a divine right.

Americans believe "they have a divine right to unlimited fish," he said.

In this universe, American support was treated as though it were a divine right.

This is a form of divine right that can be maintained only so long as people are content.

"The Soviet leaders must feel they have a divine right to destroy the station and everyone on board."

He eventually decided to accept the title, but the power must come from the people, not by divine right.

None of the five sees, in short, possessed its authority by divine right.

"They feel they have some divine right to that building," he said.

These people think they have a kind of divine right of kings.

The throne had the power - by divine right.

It stands in contrast to the idea that the ruler is above the law, for example by divine right.

It was so much a part of herself that it had a divine right to truth.

What about the divine right of kings democratically shared out?

"My family came to this country 300 years ago to escape the divine right of kings," he declared at the time.

The czar had claimed divine right as his personal deed to power.

He learned later that it captured by divine right.

For centuries, monarchs ruled by the idea of divine right.

They had risked their lives to free America from a country with an official religion and a king who claimed a divine right.

Because we've simply come to a point in this country's history where we cannot be a first rate nation on the cheap or by divine right.