Often embedded in these debates is the conundrum that complicates wrongful birth and wrongful life lawsuits: under what conditions can we say an individual has been wronged in the context of genetic testing and selective abortion/implantation when that individual would not otherwise have existed (Brock 1995)?
"Palestine has been wronged," the boy shouted.
He has been wronged, his cohort has been wronged, the American people have been wronged, traduced by weaklings and cowards in the ranks.
Too late we heard the primal scream of someone who, by any standards, has been wronged.
It's a record for anyone who has been wronged by love.
"Nancy Temple has been wronged, profoundly and morally wronged in this trial," Mr. Hardin said.
Above all, though, there is resentment; the sense he has been wronged.
It is true that if Cherie Davis believes her son has been wronged, she can be unremitting in seeking redress.
He did so, and ordered the government to cough up, saying: "By God, this man has been wronged".
To these eyes and ears, the U.S.F.L. has not given sufficient evidence that it has been wronged.
Clinton, as much as she has been wronged over the years, and unfairly dealt with, had a fair shot here.
