Sentence examples similar to Seeming transgression from inspiring English sources

It was also, like many of Mr. Deitch's seeming transgressions, professionally well judged.

"So many of Chanel's transgressions no longer seem transgressions," Mr. Koda said.

It seems a transgression, a rebellion, an act of stupidity.

Unlocking it seemed a transgression all the same: the intimacy of scent as I clicked the door open, the bric-a-brac facing me when I swung it wide.

With the movie bringing in $152 million at the domestic box office since July 2 — one of the most successful openings ever — it would seem past transgressions would be forgotten.

Among the major criticisms have been the Finance Ministry's weak supervision and seeming inability to detect transgressions before these reach an enormous scale.

Nonetheless, transgression seems the key to its allure.

I'm sure a part of the enjoyment stems from the fact that destroying printed matter seems such a transgression.

Amid Trump's ongoing campaign to undermine his supporters' faith in the country's democratic processes, Andreessen's transgression seems almost quaint.

But when the phony is not a Coca-Cola serving tray but an ashtray featuring a giant-headed, clown-lipped black man in a porter's cap, the transgression seems to move beyond simple forgery.

Their main transgression seems to have been nothing more belligerent than to attend a training session in Bangkok run by a banned political party.The CPV might have meant the show trial as a sign of political strength, to intimidate any opposition, but most Vietnamese read the event more cynically as an act of desperation by an increasingly paranoid party.