Sentence examples for great transgression from inspiring English sources

In the middle of the Jurassic a great transgression of the Indian Ocean extended over Somalia and much of Ethiopia.

"Age crossing in sex is a great transgression" I noted to the director.

Anthony's greatest transgression is his failure to acknowledge and rectify his shortcomings.

His greater transgression, however, has been his willingness — even eagerness — to seek common ground with Democrats.

But perhaps their greatest transgression was espousing an ambition that seemed suspiciously American.

"Look, when a dog is violated, it's the greatest transgression possible for many people.

The greatest transgression Thursday night was the bizarre scene of Uncle Clint babbling back and forth with an empty chair that contained an invisible Obama.

Jackson's greatest transgression, however, was his first he simply did not show any taste for the task, especially as it is performed in today's N.B.A. Gone are the days when a person of Jackson's stature could hector his players in public, hoping to psychologically steer them toward greatness through the press.

It still feels like a much greater transgression -- and thus more ripe for humor -- for men to violate gender norms.

And so, in one of the greatest of all SNL commercial parodies of Calvin Klein's late-80s Obsession ads—he must have known he was dabbling in autobiography when he stared deeply into the camera, haughty and vain, and said with all the contrived portent he could muster from that European accent: "I wonder which was the greater transgression: loving her, or abiding her immaculate madness?

Over all, however, drone's greatest transgressions are probably catalytic, fostering as they do the notions that hair color determines personality and/or that being on television will make people like you.