Sentence examples for be wronged by a from inspiring English sources

If Australia had no Asian citizens, for instance, then there would be no insiders who would be wronged by a policy excluding Asian immigrants, and thus Blake's argument would provide us with no grounds to criticize it.

Angry Birds is a chuckle-inspiring game about a gang of wingless birds who have been wronged by a gang of pigs.

Miss California acted the part of a girl who had been wronged by a man, in a reading even more popular with elocution teachers.

She said that she had been wronged by a group of doctors and that she had something inside her that was "out of control," Mr. Delahanty said.

His start-up, CaseHub, uses the internet to find cases where lots of people seem to have been wronged by a company or some other outfit.

"But Kurt Weill would be writing about why a woman was wronged by a man, and this song was about why the robot wants cheese".

Not long ago, companies that felt they had been wronged by a news outlet could do little in response, besides requesting a correction, penning a letter to the editor, or, in extreme cases, taking out an ad.

The Cavaliers, who believe they were wronged by a controversial call in the final seconds of a 1-point loss at Indiana on Tuesday, bounced back from their first two-game losing streak this season.

As for my support for Mrs. Clinton: it is not because she is woman, it is not because she has been wronged by a man, it is not because the Washington-based news media have decided to defame, malign and denigrate her every move.

The House resolution states that Johnson paved the way for black athletes to participate and succeed in integrated professional sports and that he was "wronged by a racially motivated conviction prompted by his success in the boxing ring and his relationships with white women".

Only if you file formal complaints when you feel you've been wronged by a shady insurance policy.