| Yet we feel especial guilt when our wrong-doing betrays another person's confidence. |
| Ashamed of having to defend a piece of wrong-doing, they stoutly deny it. |
| People in the public eye, he says, are never allowed to forget even unsubstantiated claims of wrong-doing. |
| The single bond they have in common is their wrong-doing, which they feel cannot much longer continue, with Telemachus so active. |
| There may not have been actual wrong-doing, but there is manifest evidence of astonishing mismanagement. |
| But, at the same time, they are being cleared of any wrong-doing. |
