Sentence examples for grievous breach from inspiring English sources
She said that readers or viewers might conclude that "If you lied to get the story then why should I believe that the rest of this story is true?" Father Paul Check, the international director of Courage, said that the reporter "lied" to gain admittance, and that, "as far as I know this is the most grievous breach of our trust and confidentiality in our 27 years of existence".
And this is a very grievous breach but I'm afraid it's the same as before".
The nobles will preserve their authority over the people, but without any grievous tyranny or any breach of private property, because such a tyrannical government promotes not the interests of the whole body, however it may that of some individuals.
The young Casanova is much more appealing than the middle-aged roué, although, as Ms. Summers rightly notes, either version would win the well-deserved attention of law enforcement today and quite likely a prison term for "breach of promise, incest, fraud, paedophilia, grievous bodily harm and rape".
Offences for which the participants were under remand or sentence at the time of interviews included: assault; grievous bodily harm; attempted murder, murder; intent to rape; rape; domestic violence and domestic violence breaches; armed robbery; robbery on the run; break and enter; and drug offences.
Grievous wounds are rendered with a naturalist's combination of loving precision and detached aestheticism: "Her brain, once breached and ripped, was as pale and mushy as a honeycomb... exposed below the thin bark of a log by someone with a trenching spade".
None involved grievous violence.
