Sentence examples for great wrong from inspiring English sources
"Put this great wrong right.
America, Aldous Huxley sniffed, is "The Great Wrong Place".
A great wrong has been done by this movement.
He had come to apologise "for the great wrong which had been done" by his grandfather.
If thou consider rightly of the matter, Caesar has had great wrong, and we are dopes.
Keneally writes: "The religiously devout Trevelyan considered murder a great wrong.
In a free society, we want whistle-blowers who have persuasive evidence that great wrongs are being carried out to come forward and tell us about them.
It "partially put right one of the great wrongs of the old model of London-based transport policy", said author David Spaven at the time.
Federal law and government institutions have perpetuated great wrongs in the past, and some black Christians, like Evans, believe that the church is the best agent of social transformation.
In his memoirs, he seems stoic rather than bitter about his fall from grace: "In the eyes of the Parisians, who like routine in things but are changeable when it comes to people, I committed two great wrongs.
People in general live with the experience of feeling not only frustration but also guilt at our inability to act or to shout loud enough to prevent the great wrongs and injustices that confront us day by day.
