Sentence examples for countless transgressions from inspiring English sources

The doubts that Mexicans and others have about the government's conclusions in the case are also a forceful expression of the doubts they feel toward the Mexican government itself, not only the President but the official authorities at every level who have perpetrated countless transgressions against the Mexican public and the law in recent years, which are almost never punished.

Today, NPR remains publically, and stubbornly, aligned with an organization that makes a mockery of NPR's own ethical standards, a cable outlet whose employees would be summarily fired from NPR for the seemingly countless and chronic journalism transgressions they make.

This meme really broke through when Michael Cohen and Paul Manafort respectively pled guilty to various crimes on the same day in August, but it's made countless comebacks as more Trump transgressions come to light.

The Israelis right, center, and left have long been wary of the U.N., a venue that once upheld the notion that Zionism is a form of racism and passes relatively frequent condemnations of Israeli actions, but which does not have the political wherewithal to sanction Russia for bombing hospitals and aide convoys in Syria or countless other states for their more heartless and illegal transgressions.

Each side has proved, in countless tit-for-tat exchanges, that it will punish any transgression by the other side, freezing a conflict that had killed a million people.

In addition, others said, even relatively minor transgressions can loom large over elections when they are magnified through the lens of countless news media outlets, Web sites and blogs.

The media's continued focus on the past transgressions of a minority of priests discredits the church's unrelenting works of charity and dishonors the countless men and women who nobly live their religious vocations.

Countless hours.

Transgressions cause real harm.

Taboos only encourage transgressions.

Newspapers report countless changes.