Sentence examples for apparent wrong from inspiring English sources

These are the few sympathetic characters in a busy cast of apparent wrong 'uns.

Ironically, I think the most difficult part of this whole debate is the apparent wrong done to the Israeli [sic] soldiers themselves.

Online books, however, have the ability to offer creative solutions, and this is not the first time that an online operation has attempted to right an apparent wrong in the sports world.

The fuss over the offshore, tax-avoiding trust held by a Treasury minister, Geoffrey Robinson (see article) does not reflect any apparent wrong-doing by Mr Robinson but rather the fact that his boss, Gordon Brown, the chancellor of the exchequer, has felt the need to attack exactly the sort of tax-avoidance schemes which his colleague has been exploiting.

Faced with a likely slide in its shares to below the original offer price when this information was released, B&B decided to rethink its capital-raising plans.In this section Green and unrepresented land The prim and the lush Clean bowlered Belfast: the film set The best-laid plans ReprintsCritics have focused their fire on the apparent wrongs of the rights issue.

When his matter was called, however, it became apparent something was wrong.

— The police confirmed Sunday that one woman survived an apparent robbery gone wrong at a suburban Chicago shopping center that left five others dead.

Surely the top man should have been warned as soon as it became apparent that the wrong man had been shot?

And it all begins with what's most immediately apparent and obviously wrong, and that of course will need to be addressed.

Before there was any hint that the permanent fog of scandal and insinuation was about to part and reveal apparent evidence of wrong-doing, Italy had become a force again in any case.

A random dealer who Alfred apparently knows, points his pistol in Alfred's face during an apparent drug deal gone wrong.