Sentence examples for egregious abuse from inspiring English sources

I largely blame the media for this egregious abuse of power and influence.

Von Trier has abused Wagner for grandiosity before, but this anvil-chorus isn't even the most egregious abuse of classical music in the movie.

But there is an even more egregious abuse: forcing artists to pay for the privilege of seeing their work in print.

"If I had stepped in, I think it would have been an egregious abuse of the office of secretary of commerce," he said on "Meet the Press".

President Hu Jintao and Wen Jiabao, the prime minister, have vowed to raise peasant incomes and stop the most egregious abuse of workers.

That office, Bishop Lori said, might retain the case for hearings in Rome in rare cases that involve particularly egregious abuse or multiple dioceses.

This enables Putin, for now, to dismiss them and proceed with his governance of manipulative politics, centralized power and egregious abuse of executive authority.

Would he find similar blame — this time in the culture of the well housed and well off — for Britain's recent tabloid phone hacking scandals or the egregious abuse of expense accounts by members of Parliament?

"You're talking about wider issues of victims being brushed off with callousness and a public that was not interested in hearing about egregious abuse and hush-ups," he said.

Sadly, he wasn't the only inmate in America to suffer such egregious abuse.

The most egregious abuse of the title – worse even than those thin, greenish rounds of packing material sold in 12-packs in supermarkets – is the portobello mushroom "patty".