Sentence examples for small wrongs from inspiring English sources

Botswana remains relatively crime-free and Mma Ramotswe, accompanied by her owl-like assistant, Mma Makutsi, earns her living righting the small wrongs.

Two wrongs can't make a right, but sometimes a small wrong can limit a big one's damage.

It doesn't take long for even a seemingly small wrong turn to lead to catastrophe, in political or human terms.

It's about loss and about a moment in time when someone makes a small, wrong decision and something terrible comes from it, and they spend their whole life trying to forgive themselves.

But, Mr. Lichtman said, he also wore it as a kind of anonymous Everyman; to show that each of us is capable of valiant deeds, of helping a neighbor or righting some small wrong.

The effect of multiplicative feedback from motion discontinuities to occlusion regions is indicated in Fig. 11C and F. Without feedback many very small wrong occlusions are found in the image (11C), when the information is used as feedback, mainly the correct occlusion regions remain (11F).

"Every day, smaller wrongs happen to people trying to save their homes: being charged the wrong amount of money, being wrongly denied a loan modification, being asked to hand over documents four or five times," said Ira Rheingold, executive director of the National Association of Consumer Advocates.

And it prompts readers to ask, If Wolff got the small things wrong, did he get the big things wrong as well?

"He wore clothes that were too small and wrong for the weather and made him look homeless," she told me.

Scammell battles manfully with the Hungarianness and gets most of the accents right, but gets small things wrong.

Yet though he gets small things wrong, the murmuring rhythm and violet color of the book have never quite been matched by the more accurate later renditions.