Sentence examples for egregious sin from inspiring English sources

Opera in the State Theater may be the most egregious sin.

Which leaves us with Tepperman's most egregious sin of all, a sin of omission.

Perhaps the most egregious sin of Ripplewood's oversight of Hostess was the increase in management's compensation at the same time it was seeking to cut employee compensation.

It's hard not to conclude that Collins's most egregious sin in the eyes of the 90s' opinion-formers was to be successful while being insufficiently cool.

As for what Unger calls my "most egregious sin," of "omission": although omission can indeed sometimes be a crime, in this case it was a blessing.

From the perspective of their gulf and Egyptian critics, Qatar's most egregious sin is allowing its state-funded media to give voice to Saudi and other critics of their governments, including hard-line Islamists.

The mayor claims that, in contrast to the far more egregious sins of some of his opponents, this is a mere peccadillo which they are seeking to exploit to eliminate him from the presidential race.

If I were going to boo now, I'd establish clear ethical guidelines, including separating mere incompetence (which is just sad, and doesn't deserve further censure), from egregious sins like grandstanding, upstaging and generally pandering.

Like every other nation in the world she has a mixed history of proud achievements, usually in defence of 'liberty', both her own and others' (slaves, Nazi-occupied Europe); and of egregious sins, some of them in her colonies.

Will a new government be content to ignore our many egregious sins of omission?

If China can positively support these outcomes, some of its most egregious sins will be forgiven.