Sentence examples for for every wrong from inspiring English sources

So who are the Novats, and are they responsible for every wrong turn and non-existent connection?

But it bothered him that, in the new wars, soldiers had to answer to the media for every wrong move.

For every wrong answer, the teacher could shock the learner, increasing the intensity of the shock for each wrong answer.

Their stories are not the innocent woes of abandoned victims; but for every wrong a student knowingly committed, he or she has suffered injustice in return.

You're penalized a quarter of a point for every wrong answer, so you can maximize your total scores by playing the intelligent-guessing game (that you once used on the SATs, and more recently used to solve ODEs).

More generally, tort law does not provide a remedy for every wrong that a victim might suffer.

For the "Not Every Wrong Has a Remedy" file: Nearly 30 years ago, sculptor Arturo Di Modica created the sculpture "Charging Bull," a 3½-ton bronze sculpture standing near Wall Street that has become something of an icon in Lower Manhattan.

"One of the difficulties of romantic love," Hawke said, "is that the fantasy of how the other person will complement you and be the balm you always hoped for to heal every wrong your parents did you — that evaporates over time.

But for every amusingly wrong prediction, there's one unnervingly close to the mark.

Our implied rights of action cases identify another area of the law in which there is not a damages remedy for every legal wrong.

But, contrary to the suggestion of JUSTICE WHITE's dissent, it is not true that our jurisprudence ordinarily supplies a remedy in civil damages for every legal wrong.