Sentence examples for wrongs done from inspiring English sources

He said: "We cannot undo the wrongs done to Victoria.

The conference was an early proponent of affirmative action to redress wrongs done to blacks.

He said that it opened his eyes to the wrongs done to black people.

But by facing our past and admitting the wrongs done, we continue to heal those wounds.

Righting wrongs done to prisoners clearly comes a long way behind soothing the tender feelings of his parliamentary colleagues.

Hardwick maintained her dignity, withstanding the temptation of public displays of rage and exposure of the wrongs done to her.

The wrongs done emerge from the muddled ethics typical of domestic quarrels, but their repercussions are vast.

It is natural and reasonable that Africans should resent the wrongs done to Africa during the colonial period, but resentment pays no wages.

This report is a start, but as a polity we have not lived up to our own responsibility, to demand accountability for the wrongs done in our name.

In its own way this cultural construction reflects an acknowledgement of the historical wrongs done against African Americans and the resentments which this treatment would give rise to.

He said that he attacked the Japanese Embassy to show his anger at Tokyo's refusal to apologize and compensate properly for the wrongs done against the women.