Sentence examples for egregious aspect from inspiring English sources

That is not the most egregious aspect.

And Mr. Morris must address the most egregious aspect of the Roosevelt record, his handling of race relations in America at a time when lynchings were commonplace.

The most egregious aspect of our mania for testing is that pupils never find out what they got wrong and why they got it wrong.

But for all of its creative shortcomings, by far the most egregious aspect of The Saboteur is that the Windows version simply won't run properly on many PCs that use video cards from the company ATI.

The most egregious aspect of this situation is the message Brett Favre sends to all of his fans.

Probably the most egregious aspect of the whole thing is that Vogue alleges a big butt is something women have been required to try to get rid of.

Recent attempts by the military to deal with some of the most egregious aspects of its deployment policies have amounted to much too little, much too late.

One of the more egregious aspects of the way pay is determined is the benchmarking exercise engaged in every year by the pay consultants, comparing an executive with his peer group.

Illustrating his broader point by leading a whirlwind tour of the most egregious aspects of the current theater -- from the unacceptably narrow lobby to the tiny space backstage -- he called the building "quite special, but in severe conflict with its operational, artistic and commercial needs".

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Obama proposed some reforms to the NSA program, but left in place the most egregious aspects.