Sentence examples for was wrought from inspiring English sources
adjective
Having been worked or prepared somehow.
- Is that fence made out of wrought iron?
Terrible human collateral was wrought on the previous four attempts.
Heaven knows what emotional damage was wrought then.
Even more financial devastation was wrought as the Great Recession struck.
Everything attributable to Assyrian, Etruscan, and Greek goldsmiths was wrought by the hammer and the punch.
to Assyrian, Etruscan, and Greek goldsmiths was wrought by the hammer and the punch.
The change was sudden". It was wrought by the revolution, with its strict injunctions against alcohol.
A brilliant account of the antic Charlie Wilson's War was wrought low by hectoring bogus gravitas.
How much economic damage was wrought by the walkout has been subject to debate.
The transformation which was wrought in newspaper methods under his leadership is a story familiar to many.
The iron of antiquity was wrought iron, a malleable and weldable material whose toughness was enhanced by forging.
This is testament to the damage that was wrought by the Mubarak presidency on Egypt's institutional fabric.
