Sentence examples for egregious act from inspiring English sources

A single egregious act is not enough.

M.L.S. called Diallo's behavior "an egregious act committed outside the normal course of play".

Probably none, except that even the most egregious act of self-­promotion will be forgiven in time.

The most egregious act committed under his watch was the Srebrenica massacre, in which up to 8,000 Muslim men and boys died.

It is also unlikely, unless the regime commits an egregious act against civilians on a scale not seen so far, that China and Russia would give support.

"Any hint that I might have acted to reward a supporter," he wrote, "would be taken as an egregious act of hypocrisy".

"Sometimes," he added, "there are egregious acts and there should be some responsibility".

EVERY country likes its history books to celebrate its past and justify its more egregious acts.

But Vincent Foley, an admiralty lawyer in New York, said the egregious acts must be the owner's.

The league should focus on protecting players from egregious acts of violence.

The law ensures the greatest financial reward for the most egregious acts of terrorism.