Sentence examples for an egregious instance from inspiring English sources

This was an egregious instance of the prestige of the Nobel prize being accorded to economic orthodoxy, thereby adding to the dominance of neoclassical economics in academia.

Spritzed with laughs but hobbled by these familiar narrative arcs, Mr. Tolins's Neil Simon-ish comedy-drama also suffers from an egregious instance of miscasting.

It was eventually pointed out to her that scuttling constituted a rather egregious instance of sexual harassment.

France is an egregious example.

"This is just an egregious case.

It's an egregious example of cronyism.

What an egregious example of corporate irresponsibility!

Is it an egregious example of scientists "playing God"?

For instance, Christianity's signature belief in the divinity of Jesus as the son of God is singled out as an egregious case of associationism (e.g., 5 17, 72 77, 116 118).

Agra is an egregious example, but it's hardly unique.

In one particularly egregious instance, a mother used her locked car as an inexpensive substitute for day care.