Sentence examples for egregious to from inspiring English sources

It doesn't feel egregious to suggest that he's been feeling reflective lately.

If it takes a case this egregious to provoke an S.E.C. action against outside directors, the bar may be set too high.

"Your reader is right that it would be egregious to have planted a model in the ad," Mr. Maerov writes in an e-mail.

"It seems rather egregious to denigrate the people who are buttering your bread," said Lyndsay Faye, 32, a Baker Street Babe and recent inductee into the Irregulars.

The loss Brian Viloria suffered in the ring at the Sydney Summer Olympics last year seems somewhat less egregious to him now.

By a 2-to-1 vote, the appellate panel found the denial of fair trial rights sufficiently egregious to order a new trial.

This historical ambiguity permits scholars to make equally convincing cases for contradictory claims about his fundamental stance without appearing to commit egregious violence to his doctrines.

To date, the department has not fined any airline because it believes that no incident has been egregious enough to lead to a fine.

Secondly the breach of the duty of care must be so egregious as to amount to a crime.

"We simply cannot be blind to these egregious affronts to human nature... silence would be the greatest abuse of all," said Mr Kerry at the meeting, which was also attended by the South Korean and Japanese foreign ministers.

However, I do not believe that your actions were so egregious as to subject you to a one-game suspension without pay".