Sentence examples for dreadful wrong from inspiring English sources

Chris Cook, brother of Richard Cook, said today's report meant a "dreadful wrong has been righted".

It becomes ever more obvious that the war against terrorism launched post 9/11 has been a dreadful wrong turning.

I'm going to try not to think about this now but instead do my very best to right this dreadful wrong, starting by confessing my sin.

Vadim Perelman's elegant HOUSE OF SAND AND FOG (2003), based on Andre Dubus III's novel, is a full-fledged tragedy in which two people in the right are the instruments of a dreadful wrong.

Simon Perkins, defending, said Levy "recognises the dreadful wrong he has brought on this family".

Clive Stafford Smith, director of the Reprieve organization and a capital punishment defense attorney in the US for more than 30 years, told VICE News: "Sadly, so many of the problems with the dreadful wrong conviction of George Stinney, an innocent young boy, persist in death penalty systems in the US and around the world.

If an evidently respectable and rational woman like Packard could be condemned as insane and shut away for years, it followed that any American woman might suffer dreadful wrongs under prevailing statutes.

Stewart, Gooch and Pollock were dreadful-wrong voices, biased opinions etc..

The author feels that her mother's experiences in Wales were not dreadful, or wrong, but enriched her life.

Alan Fletcher said the storyline "could have been dreadful in the wrong hands", but he was pleased at the way the scenes were handled.

One thing that distresses time-poor, financially-tight, and already overworked people is being told that whatever they're doing is wrong and dreadful.