Sentence examples for it truly wrong from inspiring English sources
"But I ask now: Was it, and is it, truly wrong in this case to meet halfway the brother who 'has something against you' and to seek reconciliation?" he added, citing Scripture.
"Faith", on the other hand, stemmed from the question of whether it truly was wrong to heal good people of their illnesses at the cost of the lives of strangers.
Of course, if any one of these arguments was truly valid about the one thing truly wrong with our diets, it would mean all the others are wrong.
Near the end, Mrs. Njoku became convinced that despite all the reassurances, something was truly wrong.
Uniquely among these figures, this war hero turned disgraced politician does nothing truly wrong: he is punished without having committed a crime.
Someone must have slandered Josef K., for one morning, without having done anything truly wrong, he was killed by a Predator drone.
"Finding out what is truly wrong and not what the customer thinks is wrong is the tough part," Mr. Artner said.
What really broke up Kafka's friends was the first sentence of "The Trial": "Someone must have slandered Josef K., for one morning, without having done anything truly wrong, he was arrested".
Since the proband was asymptomatic, the mother might feel as if there is no risk to her sister, that nothing truly wrong with her son, and may even mistrust the diagnosis.
So, let's look at what I call "The Rule of Reciprocity". We're talking about the blood lust that the public can feel when they believe an organization has done them truly wrong.
