Sentence examples for wrongs a from inspiring English sources

When a perpetrator wrongs a person, she, the wronged party, typically has a personal reactive attitude of resentment.

Eric Descheemaeker, THE DIVISION OF WRONGS: A HISTORICAL COMPARATIVE STUDY Oxford Oxford University Presss (www.oup.com), 2009.

Alan M. Dershowitz, Rights from Wrongs: A Secular Theory of the Origins of Rights (Basic Books 2004).

During this time she also anchored the award-winning Rights and Wrongs, a television news magazine on human rights.

Jerry Falwell publicly referred to the Civil Rights Act of 1964 as "civil wrongs," a striking contrast to evangelical support for abolition in the nineteenth century.

"If you're going to list the wrongs a prosecutor has to avoid in final argument to the jury," he said, "it's right up at the top.

What went wrong?A.

Wrong, A's not.

We're wrong a lot".

We were wrong a hundred years ago.

Now I'm wronging a hungry man.