Sentence examples for bigger a sin from inspiring English sources

"It was even bigger a sin when they went out and started creating competition".

Who knows, they might one day manage to persuade Japanese consumers that a bit of borrowing is not as big a sin as those shop assistants imply.

"Christian moralists argued that it is as big a sin to fast on feast days," she said, "as to feast on fast days".

Catholic hospitals say it's a matter of protecting their conscience to allow them to refuse to provide contraceptive sterilization because Catholic doctrine considers it nearly as big a sin as abortion.

But for many Republicans, voting for a tax increase would be a bigger sin than allowing vicious cuts in the defence budget.

"We committed a big sin in a static world," she says.

"But to be down after two periods was a bigger sin".

Who determined homosexuality was a bigger sin than all of those?

John Edward's ongoing, painful, public twisting in the wind illustrates - once again - that the cover-up is always a bigger sin than the transgression.

Randy insisted the song was a "safe" choice but didn't mention that she sang the safe choice poorly which should be even a bigger sin, right?

It is a bigger intellectual sin to give up looking too early than to continue looking too long.