Sentence examples for egregious piece from inspiring English sources

The British ambassador to Ukraine, Simon Smith, called Yanukovych's decision "an egregious piece of cynicism".

As the Games approached, the council tried to hide the building behind a particularly egregious piece of public art: a shoal of iridescent lozenges on sticks.

Michael Sorkin, a writer and architect who lives in the neighborhood, is sick of the hotels moving in, but prefers the James to the Trump Soho, which he calls an "egregious piece of caca".

It would be only fitting for 2017 to be the year when Britain acknowledges what its past colonial decisions over Palestine led to and offers a long overdue apology and reparations to the victims of a particularly egregious piece of British colonialism.

But perhaps the most egregious piece in the Dominican government's propaganda strategy is the oft-repeated claim that Dominican Republic's new citizenship policies adhere to international norms.

Another one of ALEC's more egregious pieces of legislation, the Prison Industries Act (PIE), privatizes prison labor and directs any money earned by the prisoners towards expanding the prison industry, creating more prisoner work programs and paying corporations for setting them up.

The NRO piece is particularly egregious since Paul and his staff had time to research the issue and still failed to mention that Friedman had addressed specifically what a central bank should do when faced with a stagnant economy and very low interest rates.

So "sour-faced, school-run mums with their hands up a chicken or their elbows in a twin tub," we bring you the piece's five most egregious quotes.

Egregious leaps and claims, humongous missing pieces of information, language powerfully suggestive of bias.

Penguins and chickens, for example, were allowed to squawk but not sing actual words, and he couldn't use the line "I remember when I was just a little piece of felt" – that would be an egregious breach of Muppet mythology.

The piece is not, so far at least, as egregious a piece of ego-strutting as critics have said.