Sentence examples similar to are being transgressed from inspiring English sources

When people talk about cheating it means something is being transgressed.

The first is religious reasons - due to the fact that it's upon every single Muslim to protect Muslim lands and blood of Muslims if it's been transgressed upon.

The authors concluded that the line which formerly demarcated society from science is regularly being transgressed and that the resulting closer interaction between science and society signals the emergence of a new kind of science: contextualized or context-sensitive science.

At the same time as criticism from the press was being heaped up Kelly for transgressing the limits of good taste in his work, an exhibition opened at the British Museum entitled Ancient Faces: Mummy Portraits from Roman Egypt.

Fashion's codes were invented to be transgressed, to be played on". 2. All-natural is all wrong.

Language, in delineating a boundary that can be transgressed, is full of romantic potential.

"Where standards are transgressed and mistakes are made, we have got to take action," Brown said.

Even to receive this letter was to be transgressed by an iridescence of him which I could not keep out of me like a fine plaster dust it came in at every pore.

For "If the laws which parliament has enacted are transgressed, it is for the courts to uphold those laws, not least when it is the executive itself which has transgressed them".

Such boundaries, of course, are meant to be transgressed, and on Thursday night Dance Theater Workshop presented two dance-theater pieces inspired, variously, by physics and invertebrate life forms.

The author's beliefs probably won't be transgressed – it's unlikely that I'll write about a woman who's scared of mice and wants only to cook for Her Man.