Sentence examples for egregious comments from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — An Army inquiry into a Rolling Stone magazine article about Gen. Stanley A. McChrystal has found that it was not the general or senior officers on his staff who made the most egregious comments that led to his abrupt dismissal as the top Afghan commander in June, according to Army and Pentagon officials.

The Times responded by reprinting the entire offending editorial, with its lethal final sentence: "In his obtuse behavior as a public official in Maryland as well as in his egregious comments in this campaign, Mr. Agnew has demonstrated that he is not fit to stand one step away from the Presidency".

I deleted it immediately before reading all the egregious comments.

Now, a new Tumblr called "Said to Lady Journos" is compiling some of the most egregious comments tossed at women as they try to do their jobs.

Bolling claimed the president's "egregious" comments would "follow him for the rest of his presidency and legacy," and pushed back on the idea that people murder in the names of other religions.

The water crisis in Flint, Mich., has left us confused trying to figure out what went wrong and who to blame, but a former NBA superstar's egregious comments about the situation has left us in a state of shock.

It has become a feature of Twitter that a particularly egregious comment or article will be singled out and provoke uproar, as the Daily Mail columnist Jan Moir and others have discovered.

The most egregious comment in the article was a statement by Nate Strauch of the Colorado Oil and Gas Association, who dismissed the poll as a "push poll".

MacFarlane, who has produced "Family Guy," "American Dad!" and "The Orville" for Fox, ripped into the company Saturday after Fox News host Tucker Carlson made a particularly egregious comment on his show.

"When a person in public life, such as the minister of state for home affairs, makes an egregious comment and uses a cultural explanation to take away a woman's right to say no, to compromise her bodily integrity and dignity, we have fight back harder to continue a legacy of equality and mutual respect that we inherited from India's struggle for freedom and social reform, not a legacy of abuse".

I'm not sure it is, though that's without knowing exactly how egregious the comment was.