Sentence examples for set right the wrong from inspiring English sources

We say, "I'm sorry". "What can I do, if anything, to set right the wrong I did?" "It won't happen again". Then you have to live up to that and keep living it without expectation that your child's feelings will change.

Four centuries later, Gudmundsson decided it was time to set right the wrongs of history.

We have the added problem of setting right the wrongs of the past (and making many mistakes while doing that!), but all in all the social responsibility of companies are not negotiable.

One can quickly understand that the Yuchi have allowed, even encouraged, the author to share these insights with outsiders hoping to set right the oftentimes misinterpreted or just wrong information that the public has about their people, the People of the Fire.

And when he finished his own education he turned his back on his intended engineering career and set out to put right the wrong he had perceived.

But today we took a huge step forward to set right a wrong.

"I told myself if this what it takes to set right from wrong in Cudahy, so be it.

Anticipating that criticism, Administration officials in recent days have been emphasizing the need to set right a political wrong - Iraq's occupation of Kuwait - rather than the need to avoid an economic peril: the loss of the Arabian peninsula's vast oil reserves, which Mr. Bush made much of in a speech in Houston two weeks ago.

In any case, it is his and the state legislature's duty to set right this fundamental wrong.

His faith in us helped us believe in our own agency and power to set right even the most intractable wrongs.

And because I am, I can love and have friendships and find beauty and I can try and set right things I do wrong," she said.