grievous wrongs

Entreri, the evil man who had done grievous wrongs to so many, was gone.

"I've committed grievous wrongs against God and mankind," he said.

She also challenged the Lebanese President and accused him of failing to take action to address the grievous wrongs done in the earlier assassinations.

When grievous wrongs are done or endemic suffering exposed, when injustice is discovered or opportunity denied, watch the institutions of government and business and charity.

And the litany of grievous wrongs described by Susan Pedrick, a blunt woman who looks to be in her 30's, has left her with a sense of victimhood.

With state and federal officials unwilling to aid the victims of this fiasco, and with several people serving unconscionably long prison sentences, it has fallen to a small group of dedicated lawyers to try to right some of these grievous wrongs.

This belief, put forward by their leaders and built partly on remembrance of grievous wrongs done to previous generations, has led them into a war in pursuit of an ethnically pure nation-state, a concept that repels most of the rest of the world.