Wronged example sentences

"Wronged" Example Sentences

The man felt he had been wronged and sought justice.
She took him to court to right the wrongs he had committed against her.
The jury found the defendant guilty of the crimes he had wronged the plaintiff with.
The judge ordered compensation for the plaintiff who had been wronged.
The victim of the crime sought to bring the wrongdoer to justice.
The woman believed she had been wronged by her ex-husband and filed for divorce.
He wanted revenge against those who had wronged him.
She sought legal action against the company that had wronged her.
The thirst for revenge grew within him for those who had wronged his family.
She demanded an apology from the person who had wronged her.
The legal system failed to help the many people who had been wronged.
Though she had been deeply wronged, she chose to forgive rather than seek revenge.
Carrying around anger for those who have wronged you only hurts yourself.
Hatred grows where people feel they have been wronged without justice.
Even after he had been wronged, he responded with kindness rather than cruelty.
He held onto his bitterness for years towards those who had wronged him.
After she had been so cruelly wronged, it was hard for her to trust people again.
They argued their case vigorously in court, insisting they had been grievously wronged.
The feud began when members of the two families felt they had been wronged.
Though she had been wronged, she showed grace and mercy to her offender.
No good comes from dwelling on those who have wronged you.
The monarchy promised justice for all those who had been wronged by the regime.
I take no pleasure in the suffering of those who have wronged me.
It is human nature to want revenge against those who have wronged us.
Time eventually healed the wounds of those who had been wronged.
The courts could not undo the wrongs that had been committed.
Prolonged suffering can breed hate in those who feel wronged.
Those who inflict cruelty on the innocent will one day answer for wrongs done.
Turning the other cheek is not easy when you feel you have been wronged.
There will always be those who feel the world has wronged them.
She nursed grudges for years against those who had wronged her.
He spent his fortune trying to right the wrongs that had been done.
Her spirit was broken by those who had wronged her.
Though wronged, he refused to become what had wronged him.
Kindness can melt away bitterness in those who have been wronged.
The only way to solve conflict is to address grievances of those who feel wronged.
Focus on repairing the harm, not on punishing those who wronged you.
Even the most grievously wronged person finds no peace in revenge.
The person who wronged you is not worth ruining your own life over.
It requires great strength of character not to seek revenge against those who have wronged you.
The truth will emerge and wrongdoers will be exposed in time.
Learning to let go of anger towards those who have wronged you is a gift to yourself.
Refusing to forgive those who wronged you only harms your spirit.
The desire for revenge traps those who have been wronged.
Giving those who have wronged you a chance to make amends can bring healing.
When you understand why people wrong you, it is easier to forgive them.
The goodness in you is stronger than the harm done by those who wronged you.
View injustice as an opportunity for mercy, not revenge, against those who have wronged you.
Justice without mercy is no justice at all for those who have been wronged.
Healing from wounds inflicted by those who have wronged you takes time.
Though you've been wronged, respond with self-control, not anger.
Dwelling on wrongs done only breeds injustice.
Focus on becoming the person who cannot be wronged, not seeking revenge.
The fires of hate consume not just the wrongdoer, but the wronged as well.
A mind at peace cannot be wronged.
Be the one who rises above the harm done by those who have wronged you.
Nothing is gained and much is lost through punishing those who wronged you.
Forgiveness frees the wronged from the pain caused by the wrongdoer.
Anger over wrongs done only hurts the wronged, not the wrongdoer.
Carry yourself with dignity and grace, for the truly wronged need not seek revenge.