Sentence examples for redressing the wrong from inspiring English sources

In the current legal and cultural climate, policing our bodily functions is a practicable measure for redressing the Wrong that is, ultimately, us.

By redressing the wrongs that we have inflicted, we demonstrate respect for freedom and democracy.

And his law school columns reveal an idealist committed to redressing the wrongs of slavery and institutional racism, not a radical.

The significance of the Mussel Slough myth in the history of California and the Southern Pacific Railroad is evident from a quote by Theodore Roosevelt, who as president focused considerable time and energy in redressing the wrongs and abuses of corporate monopolies throughout the U.S.

"Nothing can redress the wrong that has been done in my eyes..

Chivas coach Chelís is looking to redress the wrong end of two consecutive 1-0 score lines with extra PK practice.

Covent Garden can redress the wrong by reaching out now to England's brilliant contemporary talents, and it has in fact sent one or two positive signals.

Given the "obvious, uncontrollable rage that underlies this conduct," Judge Visitacion-Lewis told Mr. Drake, the sentence of 25 years, the maximum that can be given for first-degree assault, was intended not only to redress the wrong but to "protect society from your violence".

An actress who makes her living dubbing movie musicals (in the film it was dubbing dialog), Pepa is suffering from being left behind by self-styled playboy actor Ivan (a mellifluous Brian Stokes Mitchell) and his disinformation campaign by phone breakup messages and does everything from setting fire to her mattress to befriending his son to redress the wrong.

Poetry redresses the wrongs: it unseals the mouth; it gets on top.

Seven women band together in a vigilante group to redress the wrongs they have suffered.