Sentence examples for as wronged from inspiring English sources

And yet, instead of being held responsible for helping to unleash hell, "that sexy Prince Sihanouk," as Spalding Gray called him in "Swimming to Cambodia," managed for much of the rest of his life to act as if he was as wronged as the great mass of Khmers.

In this, the father does not think of himself as rejecting but as wronged.

Although The Wrongs of Woman presents "woman" as "wronged", neither Wollstonecraft nor any other British woman who highlighted the inequalities suffered by women at the time (such as Mary Hays or Mary Robinson) ever put forth a collective solution.

Few individuals feel as wronged by Mr. Scarcella as Derrick Hamilton.

But perhaps never in the history of this bad arrangement has a man been as wronged as Zack.

Her descriptions of the affair are untainted by premonitions of doom, and even in describing its end she resists the temptation to portray herself as wronged or G. H. as outrageously callous.

Shylock is more wrong than wronged, as much a case example of evil incarnate as Iago.

She saw herself as the wronged person, as someone who just "said it as it was".

Reading the letters to and about Douglas is to feel not just sympathy for Wilde as a wronged man but esteem as well for a remarkable intelligence that was never to be fully exercised again in the literary arena he loved.

Ms. Kaplan sees Josephine Schuyler not just as a wronged wife, but as a secret literary partner for her husband.

Most owners say they will not sell, no matter how much the city or a developer is willing to pay, and they have cast themselves as the wronged working-class heroes, as in a Steinbeck novel.