Sentence examples for more sinned against from inspiring English sources

They did not make it onto Broadway, but I treasure their titles: "Wronged From the Start," "More Sinned Against Than Usual" and "The Prune-Hater's Daughter".

The former England players Kevin Pietersen and Graeme Swann, who took part in the 2010 series, have both said a life ban was needed but the former Test captain Mike Brearley said: "I think that like King Lear he was more sinned against than sinning, although he was sinning.

For sure, South Korea is more sinned against than sinning.

Or rather, they seem more sinned against than sinning.

Still, this Ben is more sinned against than sinning.

Are the two old ladies more sinned against than sinning?

Oleg, who is 32, portrayed himself as more sinned upon than sinner.

"I HAVE SINNED AGAINST THE LORD AND AGAINST YOU! WILL YOU FORGIVE ME?" South Africa's former minister of law and order Adriaan Vlok wrote these words — which Eve Fairbanks borrowed as the title of her profile of Vlok, for The New Republic — on the front flyleaf of a Bible.

"I HAVE SINNED AGAINST THE LORD AND AGAINST YOU! WILL YOU FORGIVE ME?" South Africa's former minister of law and order Adriaan Vlok wrote these… "Drive west from Tozeur, Tunisia, past the date palm oasis of Nefta," Jesse Dukes writes, in a piece in The Virginia Quarterly Review.

It's a particular case study, hinging on Lear's description of himself as being 'more sinned against than sinning'.

It lets you see which countries have been the most persistent offenders, which are the most sinned-against (poor China, particularly when it comes to anti-dumping), and so on.