Sentence examples for wrought upon from inspiring English sources
"wrought upon" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English
It is often used to describe someone or something being affected or influenced by something else. Example: The tragedy had wrought upon her emotions, leaving her feeling numb and lost.
He disliked eloquence, writing that "If the judge or jury has a right understanding it signifies nothing but a waste of time and loss of words, and if they are weak, and easily wrought upon, it is a more decent way of corrupting them by bribing their fancies and biassing their affections".
Friedländer's traumatic past, a mirror of European 20th century history, wrought upon him change after change.
She does not deserve the punishment that is currently being wrought upon her.
Cities have even thrived in the wake of the devastation wrought upon them.
There is not a nation in the world, including the United States, that would not consider the scale of death and destruction that we and the allies have wrought upon Libya as hostilities were such harm wrought upon it.
If we don't act soon, who knows what depredations may be wrought upon us by enraged but still living ancestors?
Homs may be the clearest evidence of the destruction that the Syrian civil war has wrought upon the country.
"There has been financial devastation wrought upon this defendant that far exceeds any fine that can be imposed by me.
Has PAW ever exposed the immense disservice to the nation that Wilson's white supremacism wrought upon us?
It was invented to whitewash the vicious genocide wrought upon the native inhabitants of this magnificent continent.
In his book The British Dream, David Goodhart takes the mosque as symbolic of the unacceptable change that immigration has wrought upon the nation.
