Sentence examples for egregious misdeeds from inspiring English sources
The authors of the 2000 law stressed that the "gross misconduct" ground for removal was written for egregious misdeeds like bribe taking and influence peddling — not the partisan displeasure of an incumbent majority.
Many people felt that it was wrong for a woman to take the fall for a man's egregious misdeeds, particularly in the age of #MeToo; crowds of protesters, most of them women, gathered in the square outside the academy's headquarters to voice support for Danius.
There should be a penalty for that, as well as for their more egregious misdeeds.
Reported cases of egregious misbehavior have dropped.
Mr. Levitt, testifying on proposed S.E.C. auditor independence rules before a Senate Banking subcommittee, said that the briefing by his enforcement staff would "illustrate some of the more egregious cases of financial misdeeds, of accounting misdeeds that we have before us".
Electric excesses are egregious.
These were egregious mistakes.
Novelists once looked unflinchingly at wartime misdeeds.
His own misdeeds cause him pain.
