Sentence examples for deep violation from inspiring English sources

They say they and others simply expressed their concern about what they see as a deep violation of their religion and of the wishes of the son, who, according to some of his college friends, had recently chosen Islam as his sole religion.

It's also about crime victims, women and men damaged -- driven, in some cases, to the edge of "why go on living?" -- by the murder of a loved one, by sexual assault, by some deep violation.

"When a woman suffers sexual violence, it's a deep violation of her personhood and her integrity on every level," says earth-based spiritual leader Starhawk, a global justice activist and author of books including The Spiral Dance: A Rebirth of the Ancient Religion of the Great Goddess.

In an open letter to Drake, they wrote, "We are disturbed because of the deep violation both of the integrity of the university and of the intrusion of outrageously one-sided politics and unacceptable ideological considerations into a hiring process that should be driven by academic excellence, administrative experience, leadership capacity, and personal integrity".

Having sex on camera is a much deeper violation of privacy.

When speaking with Lopez, it becomes clear just how deep that violation has gone.

The sight of her private self in a tabloid caused such a deep sense of violation that Diana decided to go to court to ask it to do something that had no precedent in Britain: to protect privacy.

And around the corner, on the residential streets there, several cars were parked two deep without a parking violation in sight.

"We must express our deep remorse at the violation of the human rights of these women by Japanese soldiers in the past, and make our apology to the women," Mr. Hashimoto said, speaking to journalists at the Foreign Correspondents Clubb of Japan.

He first learned of the alleged violation through Deep Climate, a website devoted to discrediting global warming critics.

So the question about authorization must focus on whether "we" can plausibly be said to have authorized violations of deep moral principle in supreme emergency situations.