Sentence examples for egregious being from inspiring English sources

IN HIS is particularly egregious, being not just a five-letter partial but an odd one to boot.

It is based on imprecise assertions, the first and most egregious being that production companies would leave without the credit, and another that filming would have declined at the same rate that it had before the credit took hold.

Particularly egregious was what happened at Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae, he said.

Perhaps the most egregious is a failure of imagination.

"One of the reasons it's so egregious is because it's so readable," she said.

Most egregious was your omission of grace, which is the very idea that makes Hell sensible.

Is someone else's discomfort automatically a sign that something egregious is going on?

Least egregious were novels the group referred to as "pure entertainment".

Most egregious is the story of a young guard for the Chicago Bulls named Ben Gordon.

The fourth, and to my mind, most egregious, is that Luka does not learn or grow".

However, when something that egregious is published, we believe it warrants a more direct apology.