Like many of those who have been vilified, he seems to consider himself more wronged than wrongdoer; a victim of a dysfunctional system.
People I spoke to who had been close to him felt hurt, wronged and saddened by a broadside from someone they considered a friend and colleague, dedicated to the firm and its values, who was hard-working, reliable and humble.
Considering I felt the wronged party, I had to pay for all the times he dragged his feet". She spent about £1,400 in solicitors' fees chasing him up.
The invisibility of the title appears to allude to Nelly, whose status in his life Dickens never really acknowledged, but Morgan and Fiennes show us that as the wronged wife, Catherine was also invisible, and so was Nelly's drawn and haunted mother, who considered it her duty to stand aside and let the great author have his high-minded, tortured way.
Ironically, HypoVereinsbank also happens to own a 90% stake in Foreign & Colonial, a British fund manager that considers itself one of the wronged investors in the Dacia affair.Although western institutional investors have complained the most, they are not the only ones to suffer.
...scientists need to do a better job of educating the public on findings they consider uncontroversial". Science also has a troubled past that has sowed doubts in many wronged populations.
But the sense of having been wronged persists as strongly as ever among many in Iran who do not consider themselves part of the Green Movement.
Even without considering the consequences for return to work, it seems reasonable to promote encounters that facilitate individuals' feeling of being respected and avoid encounters that make them feel wronged.
She is not convinced that she has been wrong, or wronged.
These suggest that the wronged party should take care of the apologizer.
