Sentence examples for committed a grave from inspiring English sources

Mr Churchill has committed a grave faux-pas by congratulating the Indian troops.

A "The landlord appears to have committed a grave error," said Thomas P. Higgins, a Manhattan landlord-tenant lawyer.

"If the court finds Dadayev guilty then by killing a person he has committed a grave crime.

In an e-mail, he acknowledged that his colleagues "were lax in certain regards in the preparation of papers," but he denied having committed a grave offense.

The Packers' All-Pro safety, Charles Woodson, committed a grave football faux pas when he spoke honestly about the possibility of an undefeated season.

Hague said Iran had "committed a grave breach" of the Vienna convention, which demands the protection of diplomats and diplomatic premises under all circumstances.

The president and Congress commit a grave error in opposing the next round of financing.

Laura Ling and Euna Lee were each sentenced to 12 years of "reform through labour" for illegally entering the country and committing a "grave crime", said the state-run Korean Central News Agency.

Trump long ago disposed of the notion of normal constitutional courtesy when, without a shred of evidence or truth, he accused Obama of "wiretapping" him i.e., committing a grave crime.

We think extroverts are great because they're charismatic and chatty and self-assured, but in fact they're comparatively narcissistic and unthoughtful and we're committing a grave error structuring our society around their garrulous blah.

But if Mr. Davis were instead listed as a staff member for the consulate in Lahore, then he would be covered by a 1963 treaty that governs the rights of consular officials and that allows host countries to prosecute them if they commit a "grave crime".