Sentence examples for egregious character from inspiring English sources

Two large exceptions, in their egregious character, prove that rule.

Yet some female friends, former partners and colleagues, including WikiLeaks editor and journalist Sarah Harrison and human rights lawyer Renata Avila, stood up for Appelbaum, publishing a site in support of him and claiming he had been the subject of "egregious character assassination".

In the subsequent years, the faces have begun to change, but this egregious character quality has remained a constant among the superstars, past and present.

"This is just an egregious case.

In one egregious instance, a character wakes up in bed and lies pondering her hangover for five pages.

Maybe after high-definition TV, they'll invent high-dudgeon TV, a product so realistic you can just lunge through the screen and shake the Bush officials when they say something maddening about 9/11 or Iraq, or when they engage in some egregious bit of character assassination.

The entire film is burdened with a wretched, canned soundtrack, which is particularly egregious because our lead character is a video editor who uses wretched, canned music.

"It's a brutal case, egregious.

There had been models, the author confessed, singling out Woodrow Wyatt as the inspiration for the egregious Henry Winshaw ("one of my favourite characters").

But in matters of craft and technique "Mamma Mia!" proves to be remarkably shoddy, a tangle of clumsy cuts, mismatched shots, bad lighting, egregious overdubbing and scenes in which characters appear to have been haphazardly Photoshopped into the scenery.

So, if a character does something surprising or egregious, then that's all coming from the same place that has a character doing something that's been planned all along.