Sentence examples for anything wrong themselves from inspiring English sources

When she talked about Jesus, and how he told people that they shouldn't rush to judge other people unless they'd never done anything wrong themselves, and how he chose to act like a servant instead of someone who was powerful, she made you think about how unusual it now seemed not to rush to judge other people, and how unusual it now seemed to put other people first.

Fired employees started looking for work, which wasn't easy because some Wall Street firms wouldn't hire them — not because they'd done anything wrong themselves, but because of their association with Drexel.

Mr. Wilpon and Mr. Katz, his brother-in-law, insist that neither they nor their executives have done anything wrong and describe themselves as honest and longtime — albeit naïve — investors with Mr. Madoff.

Nor was there anything wrong with the ballots themselves.

I don't think there is anything wrong with people protecting themselves".

And like the dentists before, I took some X-rays, but couldn't find anything wrong with the teeth themselves.

The success of each of these methods relies on users being unaware that they're doing anything wrong, or how they can protect themselves.

"The men that were sent to jail did not see themselves as having done anything wrong.

"Anything wrong?" he said.

Anything wrong with that?

Mr. Robinson: Is anything wrong?