Sentence examples for deep wrong from inspiring English sources

Some deep wrong has been committed, a terrible trauma that demands forgetfulness in order for the Britons' crumbling society to carry on functioning.

"The essence of reconciliation is the acceptance that a deep wrong has been committed, by one person against another, by one group against another, or most disturbingly by one race against another".

But perhaps the most fundamental moral and practical question is how the victims of the deep wrongs of apartheid should be compensated.

Sam sees the deep wrongs that are tolerated at Craster's and he can't simply act like none of it is happening.

At the end, it hardly mattered that the Americans hung on to win, 77-71; it was a Pyrrhic victory, and the Greeks taking the metro home well past midnight had the air of having righted some deep historical wrong.

Suicidal thoughts usually indicate that something deeper is wrong in your life.

Something was wrong, deep down, but I didn't know what it was or how to fix it.

We know we are in trouble, something has gone wrong deep, but we did not know how to lend a hand, to chip in.

But crank them through the TV mincing engine and somehow they come out all wrong: deep blue uplighters, black screen backgrounds with stars shooting at hyperspeed across them, blood red lighting and shiny floors.

They range from the simple (pickle on a stick) to the truly wrong (deep fried candy bar on stick) to the unnecessary (the Octodog, which is a hotdog in the shape of an octopus... on a stick).

"There's obviously something deeper that's wrong here.