Alright used in a sentence

Alright in a sentence as an adjective

The rest of my work is alright and responsible, no?

"Yep, it's tearing the fabric of society apart alright.

Hey, other comments are going to give you a few lines telling you to not quit, that you should hang in there, and that it'll be alright.

Probably all the other Families will line up against us. That's alright -- this thing's gotta happen every five years or so -- ten years -- helps to get rid of the bad blood.

It's similar to the whole subprime thing, guys who bought subprime post Aug 2008 actually did alright because the prices were so low that you'd be somewhat likely to get your money back.

Alright in a sentence as an adverb

Its a nice cathedral alright but I do think that, all things considered, Wikipedia is a more impressive achievement of humanity.

In our case, prisons are generally alright, with a few standout offenses like Sheriff Joe Arpaio in AZ, and most prisons in the south and California.

The term 'hacker' in a media piece about someone 'remotely abusing a computer system' is entirely understandable and consequently perfectly alright to use.

If a particular person decides that decades of painful life is much worse than simply ending the existence, who are we to question such a personal decision?Of course, if everything was alright, I would have loved to see Aaron existing in this world for many more years and do wonderful things but not knowing what led him to this step and how he judged the current/future life for himself.