Sentence examples for a human wrong from inspiring English sources

LaBarbera writes: "Let's face it: much of the conservative establishment has dropped the ball on fighting the homosexual agenda (or given up entirely), so AFTAH is stepping up to train a new generations of activists to contend with the sexual sin movement that has fooled so many Americans into treating a human wrong -- changeable same-sex behavior -- as a 'civil right.'".

First, his instincts about human situations were always wrong.

3.17pm: Back to Torchwood in a second, but I'd just like to apologise right now for getting the name of Being Human wrong 18 times in the text, and also in the headline.

And even if there is some sense in which a temporally eternal God forgives human wrongs, it seems that cannot be a true description of human forgiveness since we are temporally finite beings whose wrongdoings and forgiveness occur at specific moments within time.

It might be thought that any sin against another person is ipso facto a sin against God the creator and, thus, that God's forgiveness of human wrongdoing is really for wrongs done to Him, making God's forgiveness of human wrongs not a genuine case of third-party forgiveness.

So when it comes to human rights and human wrongs, disabled people have suffered.

We're not talking animal rights, we're talking human wrongs".

Human wrongs Harassed Fanciful His and her journeybooks Hard slog Subjects or citizens?

Single-issue activists, incensed by human wrongs in Burma or religious persecution in Tibet, increasingly drive American foreign policy.

Human wrongs Harassed Fanciful ReprintsA DANCE CALLED AMERICA.By James Hunter.Mainstream Publishing; 288 pages; £9.99 and $19.95LIKE the Jews and the Irish, the Scots are one of the world's diaspora nations.

Others believe that America has interests abroad, but that it lacks the means to promote them: Russian instability, Chinese human wrongs and Bosnian chaos are all intractable, this theory goes.