Sentence examples for egregious about from inspiring English sources

• That became the guidance for the film, Mr. Melfi said, to ensure "there's nothing egregious about what we do" that could alienate potential ticket buyers.

What's so egregious about the Battery isn't that it's an exclusive club — there are plenty of those in San Francisco, and many don't allow women, or have few, if any, minority members — but rather that it's an exclusive club posturing as an open, diverse place.

It is much harder to persuade Russians who have witnessed the wars in Chechnya, Azerbaijan or Tajikistan either at close quarters or on Moscow television, which is far less "tasteful" in its war footage than the BBC, that there is anything egregious about the fighting in the Balkans.Of course, it is not good enough to shrug your shoulders in the face of atrocities and say that "everybody does it".

And there's nothing unusual or especially egregious about that.

However, for most folks, Goldman remains "B" roll for all that's egregious about Wall Street.

That said, there is something egregious about how we hopscotch from Kyle and wife Taya (Sienna Miller) watching the events of 9/11 on TV to Kyle's deployment to Fallujah in 2003, implying a degree of causality between the two, and tacitly giving permission to those of us in the movie theater to uncritically accept everything we see depicted in that theater.

These ranged from the offhand (a misstatement about Frank Sinatra) to the egregious (fabrications about Clinton's tax plan, about her immigration policies, and about the history of ISIS).

But instead of delivering honest truths, as he had promised in his "declaration", he spread egregious lies about the strikers and the cause of their deaths.

She is estranged from her son, who has many egregious complaints about my friend, and vivid tales of childhood neglect and various other appalling maternal offenses.

A colleague whose years editing have made him intolerant of redundant words the same way other people can't digest lactose believes the egregious thing about Jeremy Corbyn's reshuffle was not the way it dragged on.

Five days notice against 56 years of art is an outrage in itself – there has been no public consultation, no forewarning, the entire future schedule axed in an instant, along with all of its profound potential – followed by some egregious nonsense about finding other places among the rhododendrons to show whatever can be shown, which certainly won't be Oskar Kokoschka.