Sentence examples for it has wrought from inspiring English sources

But there is a far greater richness to New York Harbor, a marvelously complex blend of human history and the changes it has wrought, its diverse present-day functions, and the experiment in ecology it represents.

In a better world, the Supreme Court would be looking at what it has wrought and reconsidering its 2010 decision, but there is no chance of that.

But who has gained and who has lost in Lisbon's revival has become a divisive issue for residents, and for Europe, as the continent finally emerges from the lost decade of its economic crisis to see what it has wrought.

China now trumpets the 1951 agreement as validating its rule over Tibet and the economic and cultural changes it has wrought, notes the Tibetan Information Network, a London-based group that supports the Dalai Lama.

The history of "the west" is in essence a history of secularisation, and most even of those who decry what they see as its imperfections would not willingly be without the huge advances it has wrought in scientific, social and political respects.

The damage it has wrought in the former East Germany, still struggling to its feet a dozen years after the end of communism, has caused talk about a "second rebuilding" of the east and how to pay for it.

Now Russia is rightly worried about what it has wrought.

But it seems Rockne forecast the heart-pounding results it has wrought this season.

People talked about nothing all morning but the earthquake and what it had wrought.

America roared into the electric age and didn't stop to consider what it had wrought until just short of the 100th anniversary of Thomas Edison's incandescent light bulb.

But last year, in the backlash against Nassau County's Republican leadership and the fiscal crisis it had wrought, voters gave control of the county Legislature to the Democrats for the first time in 83 years, and their anger spilled over into the town elections.