Sentence examples for big transgressions from inspiring English sources

Even the law, they said, is limited as it's usually geared to big transgressions.

By keeping trivial things in order, my parents saw that the big transgressions never got a chance.

Tannhäuser himself tacitly embraces this view by undertaking a Roman pilgrimage in a futile effort to win the pope's forgiveness after his big transgression: publicly announcing, in a moment of pique triggered by listening to stilted songs by fellow minstrels about the nature of love, that he experienced firsthand the pleasures of Venusberg.

Growing up in Los Angeles, his biggest transgressions were forgetting to make his bed or take out the trash.

In this light, the two biggest transgressions – illegal occupation of the buildings and the unlicensed sale of alcohol – can be overlooked by the local government, if not forgiven altogether.

To Gillen, the boycott was perverse because anyone not shopping in his store was probably supporting mainstream pet stores, which undoubtedly committed bigger transgressions.

We didn't take exception to his Don't Ask Don't Tell hypocrisy as much as with his Craigslist skills and broke down his biggest transgressions: he used his real name, he sent an unprovoked shirtless pic way too early (nice try, Swayze) and in his biggest fantasies involving anonymous rendezvous, he's a lobbyist.

That's a shame and the film's biggest transgression.

I think the biggest transgression on the part of the be.

In fact, given the Anglican nature of my family, marrying outside the Church of England was a bigger transgression for her than same sex marriage.

With all this, the manipulation of personal experience and the marshaling of many lives into the display of new Russia and Putin's own prowess stands out as the biggest transgression of the Sochi Olympics.