Sentence examples for amount of impunity from inspiring English sources

By Michelle Legro September 30, 2009 Charles Dickens spent the majority of his writing life as the editor of a paper or a magazine, and when you are the editor, you get to publish your own work with a certain amount of impunity.

That won't happen, but we'll soon see how much the Israelis miscalculated on the amount of impunity they enjoy in capers of this sort.

"Nixon would basically refuse to turn over tapes to Congress, his aides would refuse to testify to Congress or would take the Fifth or would lie to Congress with fair amount of impunity," she said.

Critics say the new army protections amount to impunity.

"There is a great deal of impunity, and even minimal amounts of money can keep men like this from facing justice".

That sense of impunity suggests ramifications far beyond a dispute between two countries that don't have a huge amount to do with each other anyway.

The result was a degree of impunity.

"This is the end of impunity.

"There is a trend of impunity.

The pattern of impunity was set.

Yet the sense of impunity is unchanged.