Sentence examples for obvious wrong from inspiring English sources
The problem is, these machines are best at showing you if there's something obvious wrong with your brain.
Hermann did no obvious wrong to anyone, and yet literary history holds a strong image of him as the great oppressor in Franz's life.
Discovering that the provision of court transcripts in the US was essentially a commercial racket, he teamed up with other activists to right an obvious wrong: that the law was only readable by those with money.
The five were punished for obvious wrong judgmentin ruling a boxer from Jiangxi province the winner Monday over an opponent from the People's Liberation Army, said Zhang Peng, an association official.
Given that her latest client tries throttling her at their first meeting, accepting said appeal appears an obvious wrong turn – but then the law, in this conception, is a labyrinthine grey zone in which even those trying to do right will incur not inconsiderable collateral damage.
And what started in Brown as a simple push to rid the country of an obvious wrong has become, over the years, something else.
I wanted to examine my own hypocrisy as much as the obvious wrong-headedness of racists.
It is not an obvious wrong-place-wrong-time happenstance, more a butterfly-wingbeat moment that mysteriously changes Bob's whole life.
I think that the unprecedented involvement of politicians in the regulation of the press has, in the long term, the potential to be catastrophic, and is too big a risk to take in an attempt to redress the obvious wrongs in the culture and conduct of newspapers.
Of course, as we look to the next fifteen years, we have to spend most of our focus on the obvious wrongs with billions of people that are poor, lack food, water, health and education.
