Sentence examples similar to after having been wrong from inspiring English sources

In his conclusion, he writes of the work of University of Witwatersrand philosopher Lucy Allais, who proposes an alternative understanding of charity: "in which people given money after having been wronged by an unjust division of power 'are only given back what is rightfully theirs,'gettingng back a small amount of what they in fact have a right to.' " (195).

The cosmos quaked every time he got more data on the distant galaxies and gave another interview, and so he stopped giving them after he had been wrong a few times, as any scientist will be.

Even now, after so many have been wrong for so long, the temptation endures.

He said some activities after the 9/11 attacks had been "wrong" and pointed to a UK inquiry, by retired judge Sir Peter Gibson.

Baggott, who retires from the most challenging job in UK policing after the summer, said it had been wrong of Sinn Féin to question "the motivation or impartiality of police officers tasked with investigating serious crime in this very public, generalised and vague manner".

The UKIP leader was speaking to the BBC the day after appearing to say he had been wrong, because he was tired.

And, therefore we may not have been wrong after all.

If that is so, the reproductive act may not have been wrong after all.

"I responded after he was angry that I had been wrong before, I could be wrong now," she testified.

I accepted that I wasn't a writer after all — my grad school professors had been wrong.

But I do know that my first reaction has been wrong time after time on similar problems.