Sentence examples for egregious expression from inspiring English sources
By Masha Lipman August 17, 2012 The trial of Pussy Riot ended as it began: as an egregious expression of contempt for law, justice, and common sense.
The trial of Pussy Riot ended as it began: as an egregious expression of contempt for law, justice, and common sense.
The PIPE program is an especially egregious expression of Wolf's climate denialism.
But the most egregious expressions of insecurity on the site, of course, are nasty comments.
At the time, the more egregious expressions of anti-immigrant rage -- including Arizona's self-appointed border-patrol militia, the Minutemen -- were stigmatized as a fringe by the White House and much of the G.O.P. establishment.
That is not the most egregious aspect.
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?
Thomson also argued that Google's "egregious aggregation" of content meant that it was not a "canvas for freedom of expression".
The "honor" was bestowed by the Thomas Jefferson Center for the Protection of Free Expression, which "annually recognizes those who in the preceding year committed some of the more egregious or ridiculous affronts to the First Amendment right of free speech".
These were egregious mistakes.
