Sentence examples for egregious figure from inspiring English sources
I pretty much eat whatever I want at the moment, to the great detriment of my egregious figure, but without the petty concern of not wanting to be seen roaming the streets as an amorphous blob, my eating would go into overdrive.
Francis did remove some of the most egregious figures in the Roman curia and has put into place some procedures and controls that already seem to have made a positive difference.
Maybe that $11,285 figure still seems egregious.
In Poland, as an egregious example, Law and Justice party figure and former Prime Minister Jaroslaw Kaczynski warned that Muslim refugees would bring parasites and diseases to the local population. .
Peppered with references to, and appearances by, figures from French cultural life – egregious literary critics, showy television presenters and, most notably, the novelist Frédéric Beigbeder – it anatomises France's preoccupation with its past and its traditions.
Writing for Vulture, Dee Lockett called the joke "tone-deaf" and an "egregious oversight" in a ceremony in which race figured so prominently.
Elizabeth Warren is another prominent public figure who stands for reasonable constraints on egregious bad behavior by powerful financial interest groups.
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.
Though hardly an egregious spill like Yulia Lipnitskaya's double face-down tumble, it was nonetheless a highly visible error, which under figure skating's old 6.0 scoring system might well have taken her out of gold-medal contention.
An egregious example is the claim, routinely made by Vote Leave, that EU membership costs the UK £350m per week – a figure that ignores the budget rebate, European subsidies and development funds spent in poorer British regions.
