Sentence examples for wrong anyone from inspiring English sources

For instance, can we plausibly so define 'harm' as to rule out the argument that any immoral conduct is itself harmful, either to those whom it wrongs (since I am harmed by being wronged), if it does wrong anyone, or by doing moral harm to the society or culture in which it is done (see Devlin 1965; Dworkin 1994)?

"Last time I checked, correct me if I'm wrong, anyone can make an allegation," said Judge Rakoff.

Yet a report out on Thursday shows how wrong anyone would be.

And he was a just king: although he exacted what was due him, he had no wish to wrong anyone, from the lowest peasant to the richest vassal.

What Bertie Wooster says of Madeline Bassett, in the delightful new Norton edition of "Right Ho, Jeeves" — "I don't want to wrong anyone, so I won't go as far as to say she actually wrote poetry" — could also, to judge from his sole contribution to The New Yorker, from October , 1927 be said of the signee, P. G. W., better known as P. G. Wodehouse, the prolific English humorist (1881-1975).

First, it does not seem to wrong anyone in particular (see Duus-Otterström 2013: 472 475).

I have never wronged anyone," he had said.

A person who had never knowingly wronged anyone, my sister sometimes wondered what she had done that would have allowed God to visit such retribution upon her.

Anyone who thinks either progressives or conservatives get a clean win on any of this is wrong, but anyone who writes the whole negotiation exercise as unimportant because we can't get clean wins is even more wrong.

How much more wrong could anyone get?

In short, it is inherently racist to imply that there is anything wrong with anyone other than black women twerking".