Sentence examples for egregious violence from inspiring English sources
It justifies egregious violence against women and civilians, or at least creates an environment conducive to them.
Under the bill passed in June by the Assembly, it would become a felony in New York to sell or rent to a child any game that includes both pornographic images and egregious violence.
Leading a delegation that included a former Senate colleague, Russ Feingold, whom he appointed as his special envoy to the Great Lakes region last month, Mr. Kerry's main order of business at the United Nations on Thursday was to lead a special Security Council meeting on the protracted conflicts in the area that he said had been "beleaguered by targeted, egregious violence".
The nausea engendered by your choice of graphics not only ruined my meal but also made me sad that you have come to this! Egregious violence has come to dominate every facet of our daily lives including movies, television and interaction among people.
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.
Egregious violence, gender discrimination, corruption, incessant appetite for war, religious intolerance (Islamophobia and anti-Semitism) racism, violent crime and xenophobia plague the west too.
Perhaps countries that are unable to quell egregious racist violence and major sponsors of events where patterns of violence persist should be reminded that they, too, are accountable to the world.
I still agree that sex is far less egregious than violence and that visions of both help define the lines of our personalities and ensure we do not wander too far into some puritan desert.
I am writing to examine what protocols if any you have in place to ensure that this type of egregious police violence does not occur here.
But the most dismal message we could send is that we are not concerned by the egregious and systematic violence against Colombian workers, near-total impunity for the perpetrators of that violence, and the failure of President Álvaro Uribe's government to reform its labor laws.
