It is a violent and inordinate commotion of the soul that seeks to wreak vengeance for an injury done.
The claims, however, of violated justice are not such as to exact the impossible in order to repair an injury done.
It is the quality of such passions as envy and jealousy to sometimes be content with the mere thought of injury done to their object, without, even going so far as to desire to work the evil themselves.
True, the exterior act may give rise to scandal, and from it may devolve upon us obligations of justice, the reparation of injury done; true, with the exterior complement the sin may be more grievous.
Livy pronounces an injury done to an enemy, under the pretext of holding a conference, a violation of the law of nations.
Damages are allowed too for any injury done to our honour or reputation, by assault, slander, or various other ways.
For if he that doeth it, hath not passed away his originall right to do what he please, by some Antecedent Covenant, there is no breach of Covenant; and therefore no Injury done him.
And if he have; then his Will to have it done being signified, is a release of that Covenant; and so again there is no Injury done him.
But how can we believe it, when the inward voice of conscience is always saying that God ought not to forgive us without some reparation made for the injury done to himself, to the universe, and to ourselves?
This, which the conscience teaches of an injury done to man, it also teaches of an injury done to God.
Unjust cooperation is participation in the guilt of an injury doneto a third party which involves the duty of restitution or strict reparation.
The obligation of restitution for defamation is grave or light according to the degree of injury done, and the grave obligation binds even at the expense of serious inconvenience, the light obligation at the cost of small inconvenience.
Injury done to a third nation or to the subjects of a third nation may also be a sufficient reason for war.
The maltreatment of another person's slave regarded as an injury done to the master, rather than to the slave, p.
The maltreatment of another person's slave has, even by civilised legislators, been regarded as an injury done to the master rather than to the slave.
An injury done to a lance in an encounter, without its being broken; also, a breaking of a lance in an encounter in a dishonorable or unscientific manner.
It usually arises from an injury done or an affront given by one to the other.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "injury done" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
