Sentence examples for egregious as from inspiring English sources

"Brown's case is even more egregious:As even the government itself concedes, ProjectPM comes under the definition of the legitimate practice of journalism.

"There has been no case as egregious as this.

This is as egregious as ignoring subprime debt in 2007.

Yet, egregious as that episode was, their sins have been exaggerated.

Nor did she do anything as egregious as post your transcripts on Facebook.

But, as egregious as such cases are, it was not a reflection of systemic skulduggery.

No, the Wachowski brothers hadn't perpetrated anything as egregious as Jar-Jar Binks.

None of this may seem nearly as egregious as some of the practices of the past.

And there is nothing in their report as egregious as the glaciers or as embarrassing as the Dutch sea level.

Oh, and here's the felony I find to be not so egregious as taking store-bought: bear wrestling in Alabama.

Clearly, this isn't as egregious as what Microsoft did, which effectively removed Netscape from the desktops of new Wintel computers.