Sentence examples for the righting from inspiring English sources
Social liberals John Oliver, Lewis Black, and David Cross are passionately about the righting the wrongs they joke about.
By definition, anesthetic induction in mice occurs at the drug concentration at which the righting reflex is lost, whereas emergence occurs at the concentration at which the righting reflex returns.
It is the righting of a wrong.
The righting of the vessel did not draw universal applause.
(The weekly paper still came out on time; the newsroom staff just worked through the righting).
Someone whose name is loaded with the righting of wrongs and injustice... Mahatma Gandhi".
The righting and rebuilding of an America whose demographics encourage Democrats to believe they will dominate for decades can begin.
After the righting of the ship with victory in Italy here was a win of confidence against a side ranked higher than them.
Leontes has reasserted his authority — albeit a healing authority by now — in arranging and condoning the happy marriages that signify the righting of wrongs in Shakespearean comedy.
These leaders proclaim the importance of honor and the righting of historical injustices, but above all they want to hold on to power.
History shows that the righting of historical wrongs is often born from acts of unrepentant criminality.
