Sentence examples for is wronged by from inspiring English sources

Keira Knightley, in an interview taped at the New York première, seems to feel this way: "As far as the story of 'Anna Karenina,'" she says, "most people, in most adaptations — and I haven't seen all of them — have taken Anna to be the heroine, and to be the innocent, a sort of saintly creature who is wronged, by the world, by her husband, by society, by everything.

RT The Good Wife has been hailed by many critics as a post-feminist legal drama, and it many ways it is: lawyer-turned-stay-at-home-mother Alicia Florrick is wronged by her powerful state's attorney husband, who is caught red-handed in a sexual scandal and sent to jail (parallels with DSK are so obvious that viewers may wonder which came first: reality or fiction).

As Burgess-Jackson puts it, "Rape the act and the practice subjugates an entire class of individuals (women) to another (men) …. every woman, qua woman, is wronged by it" (2000, 289).

The fiduciary standard benefits consumers because if the investor is wronged by a fiduciary advisor, the advisor's burden is to prove he or she is right.

In Sydney Pollack's Absence of Malice, in which the hero is wronged by the newspaper, Paul Newman's character brings out reporter Sally Field's foibles and uses them to gain revenge.

Perhaps most significantly, what this all means to the consumer is that if an investor is wronged by a broker, the investor's burden is to prove the broker is wrong.

It's a record for anyone who has been wronged by love.

Investors who feel they have been wronged by Wall Street have one main course of action: arbitration.

"We will bring back the rights of the Egyptian people who were wronged by this disgraceful conspiracy".

"One thing about a military jury is, they know people who have been wronged by the military," he said.

She said the Tamil minority had been wronged by the Sinhalese majority and promised to achieve a political settlement.