Sentence examples for Seems egregious from inspiring English sources

The whiteness of Portlandia seems egregious in these circumstances.

Contemporary techniques of anatomical and pathological depiction can achieve such accuracy and objectivity that any attempt to aestheticise them seems egregious.

"CAN you imagine plonking the Obama library into the middle of Central Park?" If the prospect seems egregious, then you might sympathise with critics of the University of Chicago's plan to "confiscate" part of the city's historic Washington Park for a library dedicated to the current president.

Maybe that $11,285 figure still seems egregious.

Since the investigation by UTPD was still underway and no cause of the victim's injury had been verified, it seems egregious that any news organization would expose an individual (and an entire university) to public ridicule with so little indisputable fact.

Today, the evasions seem egregious, though hardly incomprehensible.

There are some proximate causes, including fury over scandals (one involving a famous monastery) that seem egregious even to a nation that reveres the church and often winks at petty larceny.

While these losses may seem egregious at first, large TES cost reductions are made possible in these alternatives due to the fact that a single tank or concrete can be used (noting that concrete is <1/20th the price per kg of molten salt).

The urge to share fiction that enlarges, uplifts or otherwise challenges the spirit is the reason for the existence of the Man Booker prize, so to include texts that contain strong pictorial elements does not seem egregious.

It seems especially egregious in a city so full of both places to eat and displaced Texans.

While the Texas example seems especially egregious, partisan redistricting has affected New York in ways that no other state experiences.