Sentence examples for gross acts from inspiring English sources

Many companies readily forget costly lessons they learn following gross acts of irresponsibility.

But if judges accept his plea of sanity, Breivik will claim to have emerged the trial's triumphant victor and his gross acts of violence will be seen to have been the work of a thoroughly evil, but logical perpetrator.

I'll speak to the players and we'll see what to do". Muntari was punished for allegedly assaulting a member of the Ghana Football Association during a row over bonuses, while Boateng paid the price for what the GFA called gross acts of insubordination towards then-coach Kwesi Appiah.

"The way he was doing it was using religious language to cover up some horrifically gross acts".

From charity to culture wars to gross acts of nudity, the human race is louder, angrier, shallower, and sometimes funnier than ever before.

Michael Wood gave a no-holds barred look at his career in a previous radio interview, but his tweets gained traction for their brazen admissions that officers lied to get overtime, illegally searched "thousands of people" and committed gross acts during raids, like urinating and defecating on suspects' beds.

In France, he observed what he thought was a gross act of disciplinary excess by Commanding General John J. Pershing.

"To have your name on a title seems like a gross act of egotism," the author said.

We are, in short, sleepwalking into the most gross act of injustice and reinforcement of inequality in recent times.

Jo Glanville, director of English PEN – which supported the book's publication with a grant towards translation – said Thomson Airways should be "highly embarrassed about this gross act of misjudgment".

It is a gross act of vandalism to have committed on a higher education system that the rest of the world once admired.