Sentence examples for egregious way from inspiring English sources

"I was buying in an egregious way," Ms. Bjornsen said.

"The inflows have been going to those fund groups that have either not been charged at all or not charged in an egregious way," said Robert Adler, president of AMG.

"The intent is to focus on those who make -- and then break -- campaign promises in such an egregious way" that frustrated donors might want refunds, he continued, adding that the new group will be nonpartisan.

mother! is what happens when the introvert's anonymity is compromised in the most egregious way in their own home, when they're forced to assimilate to something as bizarre and invasive as celebrity despite the fact that it goes against everything that they are.

"The egregious ways in which McCarthy used the process to stigmatize and humiliate hasn't often been repeated," said Laurence H. Tribe, a law professor at Harvard.

Sukari Hardnett, a former Special Assistant at the E.E.O.C., was relegated to submitting a written statement accusing Thomas of treating women on his staff in "odd but not egregious" ways that she found "inappropriate".

Prior to its 1962 decision in Baker v. Carr, the Court had declined to intervene in the apportionment process, so Southern (and some other) states drew district lines that discriminated against minorities in egregious ways.

I don't like personal information being used in egregious ways".

Historically, such exclusions were carried out in egregious ways that had obvious racial intent.

Mothers who drop the ball in sad and egregious ways, parents who put themselves first in unforgiving ways.

Among the most egregious ways in which the media's insistence on false equivalency between the two political parties manifests itself is in voting itself.