Sentence examples for for such a transgression from inspiring English sources

(Although even then, termination is astonishingly harsh for such a transgression).

Although Collins said that any other player might have incurred his wrath for such a transgression, he absolved Reyes — who remained unbowed.

The penalty for such a transgression is that, if their opponent wishes, they can be made to replay the shot indefinitely, racking up successive penalties.

"Under normal times the party's most severe punishment to my knowledge for such a transgression could go as high as deselection," the Labour source said.

Justice Thomas was not pleased that the right to gun possession could be deprived for such a minor transgression.

ParalympicsGB said: "The GB team is hugely disappointed that the medals at a Paralympic sailing event could be determined in this manner for such a minor off-the-water transgression and therefore we will continue to investigate what options are available to rectify this situation to try to ensure the medals at these Paralympic Games are determined by the talents of the athletes on the water".

While such a transgression might have any number of unseen psychological or emotional tolls on African Americans, the potential material gains from passing for white have been historically obvious.

"It's hard even for me to realize that I went for such a long time without being aware of the transgressions of human rights, that it took Tiananmen to wake me up.

"I didn't know I was looking for such a thing, but it's rooted in the big questions of my life, questions like creativity, transgression, rebellion, sensuality, history, race, power.

As one poor sap (a lisping John C. Reilly) discovers, the punishment for such transgression involves the offending hand being plunged into a red-hot toaster.

Under normal times the party's severest punishment to my knowledge for such transgression could go as high as deselection.