Sentence examples for deeply violate from inspiring English sources

Two Muslim women who were arrested in New York City last year claim that police officers forced them to remove their hijabs to pose for mugshots despite the women's tearful objections that doing so would deeply violate their faith.

Two Muslim women who were arrested in New York City last year claim that police officers forced them to remove their hijabs to pose for mugshots despite the women's tearful objections that doing so would deeply violate their faith.  .

Furthermore, severer disability degree and social isolation might also deeply violate their equal access to social medical insurance.

This deeply violates the experience of a much wanted pregnancy.

"Even when there is no damage or injuries, Afghans can feel deeply violated and dishonored".

Earlier this year, he was awarded €1m (£842,875) damages over an unauthorised biography that a judge said had "deeply violated" the former German chancellor's personal rights.

She'd always had an entrenched sense of justice, but when she perceived that a classmate had deeply violated her code, the propulsion of her hate-mongering was breathtaking.

The idea that they should be forced, in the name of fairness to the individual applicant, to populate themselves via externally dictated quantitative measures deeply violates their self-concept.

The study, written by Nora Prestine, a professor of education at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, found that while the less controversial changes -- learning in teams or the use of longer class periods -- survived, the ones that more deeply violated conventional practice, like requiring exhibitions rather than tests or the pedagogy of a narrower, deeper curriculum, did not.

I feel deeply violated in my internet rights.

And when our grievance expresses as full-blown hatred, or when we feel deeply violated, forgiveness can seem out of reach or even impossible.