Sentence examples for sense of wrong from inspiring English sources

We are left with a sorrowful sense of wrong turnings taken, never to be retraced.

But I pointed out to him that this sense of wrong was really subjective and relative; it rested entirely upon the assumption that the drawer could, should, and would come out easily.

David Troughton's Bolingbroke is also brilliantly effective: an overweening politician who cloaks driving ambition under a sense of wrong - "I am a subject and I challenge law" - and who swiftly dispatches Richard's followers with a bullet through the brain.

Although Anzac Day has, it appears, passed without incident, for which we should be thankful, we are still left — by the occurrences of this week, by the ceaseless welter of historical commentary, and by films like "Gallipoli" and "The Water Diviner" — not just with a faith in atonement and commemoration but also with a nagging sense of wrong piled forever upon wrong.

That evidence could transform a vague sense of wrong into legal claims that are not readily dismissed.

4 1 But when, as the nefarious agents of Nero savagely and cruelly harried the provinces, Galba could help the people in no other way than by making it plain that he shared in their distress and sense of wrong, this somehow brought relief and comfort to those who were being condemned in court and sold into slavery.

In 1957, The Crimson reported on a study that found that at least 40 percent of students at large colleges admitted to frequent cheating with "no sense of wrong-doing".

That failing, though, indicates a wider problem: beyond the sense of wrongs done, we actually don't get a full sense of context in any of the examples.

For a sense of how wrong the movie is about torture, read Jane Mayer's definitive post.

Among these factors are lack of awareness about colon cancer and available screening tests, being asymptomatic, screening not being recommended by the primary care physicians, and finally sense of fear, wrong beliefs and misconceptions about cancer prevention [ 29].

"Wrong, wrong, wrong in every sense of the word wrong".