Sentence examples for been wronged by a from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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.

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

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.

"Very nice". Jones and Paul have also rallied their audience around a common cause: that they, and their fans, have been wronged by a mainstream establishment, which doesn't understand them.

I believe these people have been wronged by an old man who should know better than to shout "Fire!" in a crowded theatre.

"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".

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.

The second is an argument that an unauthorized migrant was wronged by a comparatively culpable person.

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.