Sentence examples for do something egregious from inspiring English sources

"She's a nice lady, but she did do something egregious," he said.

"You have to do something egregious before the court will fire you as a trustee," he said, like putting trust assets into an investment where the trustee has a personal interest.

But unless Iraq does something egregious or provocative, like shooting down an American plane, diplomats and administration officials predict that Secretary Powell is likely to counsel patience and consultation with the United Nations first.

That includes harsher penalties for channels caught doing "something egregious that causes significant harm to our community as a whole".

Whenever they've done something egregious like pull down all of a publisher's books from their catalog, they've sent out passive-aggressive emails assuring us they're doing it for the sake of the customer.

I think there is a pretty good possibility of the North Koreans doing something egregious before January 20 [inauguration Day] to posture.

But tomorrow the same public without accountability may do something more egregious which might breach a person's right to trial.

Do something truly egregious, such as harming or harassing a creature, and a visitor could be banished from the park.

Or at the very least, I should say something about how nice it is that a young man in our society can do something that egregious and still earn the forgiveness of his coaches and teammates.

Is he finally going to manage to say or do something so egregious that the Republican whores will be dragged off their knees and forced to dump him, thus giving him the mantle of victimhood he can't live without?

One interesting experiment found that subjects who were given 25 cents for doing a minor unethical thing were much more likely to take $2.50 to do something more egregious later on than those who were offered $2.50 to do a big no-no at the start.