Sentence examples for treated wrong from inspiring English sources

"We see it as our job to make sure no one leaves saying they were treated wrong in Hemphill, Texas," Mr. Iles said.

"I don't say that women are always treated wrong in religion, but it still happens too often!" The melting of the Madonna metaphorically yields a sense of sexual freedom, while physically oozing a sexually liberated perfume.

Re "Surgeon Treated Wrong Side of Two Brains, Albany Says" (front page, March 1): Discussion of these cases always starts with the doctors' response that it is unfair to require disclosure when they injure people because they might be held accountable in a lawsuit.

"They all feel life treated 'em wrong and they got no respect".

After the hearing, he described how he was being treated as "wrong, immoral and unjust".

On 284 occasions, radiation missed all or part of its intended target or treated the wrong body part entirely.

As for his memories of Cobb, Hayworth told The Denver Post that "everybody wrote so many bad stories about him, but he never cussed at us or treated us wrong".

"The manner in which the Chagossian community was removed from the territory in the 1960s and 1970s, and the way they were treated, was wrong and we look back with deep regret".

You probably treated her wrong or you didn't love her the way you should have.

It doesn't matter, in terms of accountability, whether you've just treated the wrong thing, whether the dose works, or whether that's what the student needed in order to be prepared for life.

Either we are treating the wrong thing or using the wrong drug or treating it in the wrong way," says Mount Sinai's Samuel Gandy, who led the research into the Russian drug and still thinks amyloid is involved.