Sentence examples for egregious exception from inspiring English sources

It looks like a pretty good fit, but for one egregious exception: some team scored seven goals in a single match?!

The commercial world – with the egregious exception of the "too big to fail" banks – is run on empirical principles: companies that work tend to survive and thrive, while those that don't fall by the wayside.

(Hate crimes against Muslims stand as an egregious exception to this rule).

"The system has been working reasonably well, with a couple of egregious exceptions — most of them involving The New York Times".

But it is way too easy to find egregious exceptions, as in this article for this AMs WaPo about the earnings and income of Jeb Bush and his family.

Isn't it a form of free expression that should be protected and with the exception of egregious cases like Golb? Isn't it basically harmless?

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

However egregious the cases, these violators were the exception only in that they were caught.

Levels of customer service are still probably the worst of any European capital, but truly egregious rudeness and aggression are now the exception rather than the norm, as a whole generation of Muscovites who have travelled the world no longer find surly, Soviet-style service acceptable at home.

In the ruling on Thursday by the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, Judge Diana Motz said that distribution of child pornography was a particularly egregious crime and that the law made no exception for journalists.